https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/109025a0f0825db840797d36d49988c3.pdf 4fc99487f42f6bdf79b8369fb0d3e926 PDF Text Text ., • •.• .. ... .... ·" ~ ~...------ .- -- --· - --. ~ •Dally · Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., May 23, Mainly About People In Gay Cartwright Is Queen Of Wahama Prom !. About Middleport . MASON - Gay Cartwrlglll, a Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vopi· j 1senior at Wahama Hillh school and dalljhter, MeliDda, ol w!U arrive to b Frld ·Mrs Mabel Mankin returned was crowned queen ay y the weekend with her tiome Tuesdav evening from eo- I Principal_ Clyde Foley _at Mrs Allen KDopp IIJd \wnbul where she wa!l called hair_~a High school ~untor other rlatlve:, IJY the death of Mrs. Elwood Semor Prom. Gay as tbe Olildren ~ tl t Ford tractive daughter of Mr. were goes a ~ · Mrs. Jack Cartwright of West meetlDg of the B1ecta Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea and Columbia. Her atlendanta were of the First Baptiat Church Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thomas Barbara Howard and Judy which met 'I'Uelday evenin& JPeRt a weeks vacation at the Clark. the home of Mrs. Joe Wllson Rea rottage on the Muskingurn. The selections were made by i Included Valerie, Jerrie SUe, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thomas Thomas Ret'd and memben of Crystal White, Dreama ~ returned to their home , Colum· his orchestra who furnished the and Myrta Wilson. bus Sunday eveniug after a visit music for dancing at the prom. Miss Ruth H~hrey ot ~ with their parents, Mr . and The Junior dass , sponsored Fla. I! visiting bere w,th \frs. Harry Thomas and Mr . by Miss Lelia Jane Powell and . and Mrs. Elmer Reed and and Mrs. Don Rea. Mr. Robert Oliver along with Nancy R:eed. She came to Mr. and Mrs. William Dailey the president of the Junior class the Middleport ~lumni and Mr. and Mrs. Cleland Dail· Janet Hofrrnan and the Juniors ~nd a reunion W1th the ey teturned tu their homes , had been busy the past week of 28. Pekin. Dl. Tuesday , after a visit decorating the gymnasium for Mr. and MT:s. Emerson Jones with the formers brother and the occasion. tus mother • Ei lister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ev- The them~. of the . in e~ erett Dailey , were Hawauan, whtch . · a bamboo hut at one end of the a patient at Sheltering Mr. and Mrs. _Jac~ K~lly ,_of 1 gym and a beach on the Hospital, in Athens ~or [))lumbus and M1s~ Carrie Wil·j end. Palm trees were used days for U11111 of Crown C!ty were re· intervals along the edge of treatment. cent guests of Mr. and Mrs . Ev- ldance floor . The dining tables Mr~. Jeanet~. Waddell erett Dailey. featured table covers with Ha· Huntmgton, visited recently ~waiian designs . with her mother, Mrs, Minnie Joy Thabet and Sue Van Ma· Beveridge and gr•nddaughter, Open Churrh Ez,ent ·tre. attired in Hawaiian cos- B~erly . Sl'l For W Ptldin g [tumes, served candy favors to Mr · and Mrs. Pete Quick (the . :the mam• guests. former Arion a Lyons) have re11re open church weddmg of turned to their home in Tulsa, Mi90 Reva Jeanne Rea and Mr., Okla. after bringing Mrs. _Julia Larry Wrlllam Bunce Will be Grim 10 her home in Middle· an event of Saturday, June 1, port. at !:30 p. m. at the Middleport I Members of Evangeline ChapChurch of Christ. I ICers :ter OES who attended Athens Rev . Fred I. Gardner will of- The Love Joy Circle met chapter OES Inspection Monday ficiate. Mr . and Mrs . Larry Tuesday evening at the home of evening were Mrs. James Clat· 'Jbornas {Donna Real of Colum· Miss Rhuda Hall, chairman. worthy, Mrs. Charles Bennett, t»Qs are the attendants and Wen· Dt>votions , " How to Rise Above Mrs. John Lyons, Mrs. Theo ~ Bunce of Middleport and jthe Fear of Death," by ~orman Neutzling, and Mrs. George RDMrt Egler of Co'.umbus will Vin cent Peale, ~re g1ven by Meinhart. 11erve as ushers. IMiss Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Officers for the coming year Schramm of Zanesville, visited Portofino, fishing village on Iwere elected Including chair- recently with their daughter the Italian Riviera. has been a 1 Miss Rhoda Hall ; vice and family, Mr. and Mrs. John res or t since ancient times, and program chr ., Lyons and Tom, Bernard, Linmaintaining its old-world Mrs. Richard Owens ; secretary , da and Debbie. charm. . Tony Fowler ; treasurer, Miss Patty Lowery who is in ;;;;;,;;;;;;;;tl l :~~; Bert Bodimer; devotions , Nurse's training at Holzer HosMrs. Eugene Gherke; w h 1 t e pita\ spent the weekend with cross, Mrs. Frances Bearha; her parents, Mr. and Mra. Don· reading , Mrs. Dana Hamm; aid Lowery. and project, Mrs. Harold Chase. ----Special porjects for the year TONIGHT & FRIDAY will be the school lunch proWilliam Holden and Clifton Webb in gram for needy children ond re"SATIN NEVER SLEEPS"' 1 1 ~~-;,:~~:g sbut·lno on special (Cinemaacope 6: Color) II . Tile annual house party -andwas announced for June 20-22. at Deborah Kerr and Granville. The circle will serve N off' nd • 1r Michael Redgrave in · n ·uee for ew Jeers a tua men h h t e ospata 1 y comm1 lected t the Ma t . "THE INNOCENTS" 3 the B. H. Sanborn meeting In :were e . Y mee · S•turd•y M•Y 25 Th t t' .11 be mg of the Dorcas C1rcle of the Rcssano Brazzi, Tina Louise IIJiune.l ke n_ex _ m~e ~~ddl First Baptist Church In Middle· "SIEGE OF SYRACUSE" pot uck ~;c:~;O a ,;: 1 e- port held Tuesday evening at par 8 · p. · th h of M Beul • u~lte (Eastman Color) Mrs. Richard Owen present- _e orne ra. a~, 'u' Cesar;-~~~ova and the program entitled, " A With Mrs. Charles Whate and Sean McClory in to Us." The meeting was Mrs. Pearl Hoffman assisting "'VALLIY OF THE with prayer with the llostesses. DRAGONS'' servlng a dessert course M':'. Cor~ Pullen ~ the above mentioned and meetmg w1th devo~ons taken . . from the book, "R1ches of the . John Scmes, Mrs. David K. d .. N off w re 11 UlaT!II , Mrs. Nura Hamilton, mg om. ~w Jeers e roMII.OY , OHIO L. D. Diles, Mrs. Ethel elecled tnoludmg Mrs. Beulab - - - - - - - - - IIHluglhes. Mrs. Victor Grim, Mrs. White: ch.;oU'IIl.an; Mrs. FJeldmg liJ•ut>s Grim Mrs. Grace Hysell. Hawkins, vice chainnau and TONIGHT • program chairman ; secretary, NOT OPEN Mrs. Charles Vroman; treamrPresbyll'rum Group er, Mrs. Freda Sneller; and FRIDaY ond SATURDAY 1 Meeting Held 1 chairmen - Love gift, M.y 24-25 Group 1 of the Women's As- · Charlene Thomas; white ..,-HE PIGEON THAT sociation or the First PresbyMrs. Charles Bennett; TOOK ROME" M' Fredd' Ho d Charlton Heston . Elsa MartiChurch in Middleport ISS 1e u a· nelli, Bacralom, Harry GuarTuesday evening at the shelt ; reading, Mrs. Edlson li :~~e of Mrs. Dwight Wallace project, Mrs. Isabel ••YOUNG GUNS OF TEXAS" I! Mrs. Myron Miller, Mrs. Winebrenner, Mrs. (Teehnicolor) 1 Lowerv and Mrs. Paul White, Mrs. G. G. Werner; and James Mitchum. Alana Ladd, Haptonstall as· assisting hostess- card chr., Mrs. Ruby Hysell. Jody McCrea , ChHI Will~ and The group voted to purchase Gaey Conway. Devotions were given by Miss a space on the PI'A !Martha Olhinger on the topic ity calendar. · SUN., MON. nd TUES. !" f''riendship.·• Mrs. HaptoostaH, for the year include M.y 26-27-21 n, presided over the and lunches for under·prlvlleg..40 POUNDS OF TROUBLE" business session. The hostesses ed school chikiren and reWith Tony Curtis aad Susanne Pleshette served a salad course at the membering the shut ins on spec·~!!~ 1 of the meeting. lal occasions. Pomeroy 1 Drive to flberfelds In P~y ·. l'umllure - ,._. Covwlftll- l'umilhlftll . 1 - -· - -- y-........ _,. Short Sleeve Sport Shirts :;g ' ' In Sizes Small (14-14\o!l), Medium (15-ll\o!l),- Llr(e (16-16\o!l) and Extra Large (17·17\o!l) All Wub 'D wear fabrics. S111art patterns. CoHdllionod For Your Shopplftl Pluoure" Open 9 to 5 Mon. thru Frl.-9 to 9 Saturday MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT - , •lmW- IICI"'<el& ,.rlJT. •1.00 were Mrs. James Souders, Mrs. Charles Lewil and a auest. Mrs. Paul Smart, pmident of the B. H. Sanborn Mlsslooary Society. MASON - The Happy-GoLucky 4-H club members recently went on 1 hike and held a picnic on the Lewl& farm in Mason. Those atlending Nancy Anderson, Kay McGow· an, Jane Turner, Jlmmy Wise, Mike Ryan, Carl Schwarz and the leader, Alma 'furner. On Tueoday evening the club members exhibited their J«t books lor Gilbert Barnette county 4-H club agent to Inspect. Permission was given at lhiJ time for tile following club members to attend county camp. They are Mike Ryan, Jimmy Wise, John aad Adrey Shuler, Iloona Will, Jane 'I'Urner, Kay McGowan and Norman Reyn. olda. Leaders present were Mlu Wanda S~le. Hollie ~ ~~:u:;..~;. ~the!.an;:: -------------JIIIIIda I CI Mn, A1mo 1'uralr. c.. .. Zip. ~.95 • CUARANTEEO SOX 0 SMALL •MEDIUM •LARIQEr, hwn. Dvck Sanfor- ~ triple Ized IACHILOR'S FRIEND MINI 100'JI N'I'LON DREIS SOCKS In ,1,. 10 to II MEN'S BIG 4 ·:: _$]-00 sps Aont LY!Il(o 1-. 1'111 oolor. '10 In akjln. 7D$ tayoa, 211'5 eotton. For hOoked eroeheted, tufted, woven UMl broldad rup. All the pop. ularoolon. 35c *•In For buUng and Wlor ~ldng. Whitt only. Oft lolo At l.....,..daPor- 1'\.QO 69c 29c .......... New In The Hobby D.partment . FOUR HOUR ENAMEL On The First Floor - OVERALL PANTS Sizes 29 waist to 44 waist. Sturdy 10 OIIJ!Ce blue denim. Sanforized shrunk full cut with graduated. dimensions for fit and comfort. T•tar'o Palnta ODd SpraJ Politi, Featur1D1 M differeD! eolon Ill plalllo ft1n1 !Jill """'~ colon of ~ SpnJ lllllmel. SIGp Ill 11M hobby ~ent 1111d aelod 'the .... lor or oolan )'011 wut. ·; BLUI LUSTRI $1.98 \ e1"' Whll8 F•ln '~ YANK MHSGradTo Give Paper. In Austria · 4.- lASTING THREAD • I'Oirl ~PET tttd UPHOLSTERY Q- Tbe cleaner dulped for pieciOUJ wan-to-wall ....: petiDJ. Euy to lile and eompletely safe to use on ;!~Jr. of eupetiDJ, Oriental~ lllii'Other fine ...... sp• ::.:. *3·39 - • •-loloWII118 HOU.SE PAINT ----~..p... $4.29 •s·" -·"-$16.tl .,.aovtJ'cAMEIA W!1hfU---to Ideo! for .u ......... pallltiDC . . wood, ....... tal. - eal- plio!! operm. :-.::. •13·99 .......... Carryllll for Comere - c.. A durable, waahable, quick-dr)'lnJ eaamel IUJt. able for lndooe and 011~ .... 1 •1·39 . • ctUirt The Unltod Stat• Stamp Colledor's · Outfit . "leffenon" United statea Stomp Albwn. f'll1br ·m... lnled, Paebp of .U dlf· fennt United Slatet allmpt. 111allllf11nl tllut. PacbJe of lltalllp ldD(11. Perforation &niO. ,..lero llllll; dete<tor. :Boot ol 1Ditruetlon1, "Row To ~eet Poltale Stamp&." $1JO $1.tJ WAGNIIl WARI MAIL BOXES Chodwlck TEUPHONE INDEX (With perpetual ealendar.) ••• made lty thelargelt. exclullve manufacturer ~.99 of Cushion foot Sox In the world I eDAVII 40 CUSHION FOOT 'WHITII · IOWLIR lOCKS, liZ II fl'! TO IJ - - - eDAVII4D CUSHION FOOT IOCU, CIIIW SiYLI, Whlto, Many IIPH 10 .. II - - - - ft.OO I •ch "T 1HE IDEAL ST.MP AllUM 59c 69c $ ! 0 =·::::ua:-.... poatep ......_ .. the Men's Short SIHve KNITIED SPORT !SHIRTS ~.00 An excellent -selecUon In 111181 1111111 (K4I8) lllldlum 138-40), large (42-44) and uJra llqe ("-48). Solld colon, wblte, lllripel, llllftlt)' palternl. All expertly tailored to fit wen. COmpletely wubable. Select yours now. ' Other Mens Cotton Knit S~ 1111~- . · Be Thriftyl •• Sav•·il[()f~Your - •\ • 0 '. • (A'R'ET WARP •·>~ ID ·111011 iU eolon _. ' =M.Pif:IIIIIDII 5 t·+ $US .. ,,. -•r•- · i Mens Short $1- Bonlon S,.... lhM.:I,tJ_, a 4.tJ . .. , · - i ' '2.95 ~' "~ .......... 11-------~~---..,..-----~ ' '' -•MorcoriiO!I tn-. Sllel 36 to 110. 3 3 --: !; •• S'J-39 ciWn atlkhed. double ALL SIZES 10 TO 13, WHITI, GUT IROWN, BLACK, NAV'I' BLUI - - Ow S2c Bluched MillliD, J'l'd wJde. . damp eloth. Reiular •.00 nlue. ' !tint heavy double ' ' . ftili!d duetlne. ._,lillll ..... ..,..J.w ... ,. .' • _. ....-.. I ";;;;:~ llEAPIQ . MUIIN Laundrr Bo1 for Mlletr and llnlerie. 100$ new cotton and plutlc. Aao aorted colon. Wipe deaa OVERALLS Gulrl!lleed .·Advwtl..r HOSIERY HA.PER BIB More t11an 50 YhJ$ of ,_,,., r. 7'~ ,......, 01 rr.. • ..,...,,. .4rM .. Ill$ . . . . . . . . ?liN> tr• ....-.......... . ~·':"' Y:.::OL::::..:;x~,v--!NO~ ;.-::-:::--:7:-~~----------------------------~--~------~~~~=-~-=~-=~~~=-:;-=~-=::::::::~~::==~----------------------- ;t.~ -----------------------.~---' •..:3::!..4_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___,!POMER~ -!!!!~o:!J ' "!..:!-M!!!IDD~L~EPO~ ·~RT!_!J,~o~H::!,!!IO~--~-.....!:F~RI~oA~v!J.._!:.MA~v~2~4!...~~9~63L_ _ _ _ _ _ : ~~ PRICE FNE aam ;RUG YARN WORK CAPS by ' : Construction . Wt11ker's •· · IIAVY WASHABLE Carhartt .. w· at. 0 A ~~~.Unblead> 04 lboollnf JD11llln. *1.95 Knit proportioned to fit -e· ' I Amel'lan Horne • meeting. Attending in addltioo to those named above Happy Go Lueky 4-H Oub Goe~~ Ou Hike u Air ':, The hoste9ses served a dessert course at the close of the --- THROUGHOUT THE STORE. FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY! :- ..-. w~ I)H In SliM Small (14-14\il), MediW!I (111-UI~). LaJose (1e.11!.t) IIlii Bma Llq. (17-17\o!l). . RecuJar .and In' l.tque c:oUm. Solid color, white, aad 11111111 pa&tai'IIIJB upt IIlii .tart cOlon. 4 r - - - VALUES IN EVERY DEPT.--.. @Ill! lllda I..U..O. ~OIId ....... 'IIIL . _ 10 to 110 - 1,. oun. 8foncL · Bluo ODd whlto plnahtei<.Sanrorlud .,... Coolq4 -'onable for ... . . . . , . - - SPORT SHI·RTS 1 MAY Ill blaet .. - · Tap . . MINI JMORT IL~IVI I \i 0 !IIJeolltoiiOwofllm.. Special Sale Price MEIGS THEATRE lloi,.orma W.ORI TIOUSERS '. LU-THER _' liLTS. MEN'S $2.95 WOVIN PATTIRN r Selected i l'arlclfta .._., hi ;..,.., . ...... ,....... IHCIAL SALII SPECIAL PUICHASEI Love Joy Circle Group Names N Off" ew Chairmen Are ~ ....... ... -the Main INN,.,_- te Dur W,._•1• en ~"P lttwt. C1111~'' Ceur110utlaln'u'io will Hel' Yeu. Yeu; ~ ............., ...., ,,........, rw-od a... I. . . . . In - - New Officers, \ r... Yeur Minie·_. Wwlfta Apperel r... Yeur PIIIIIIJ - :gh:d I Save On ••• • '< ~~--~·--lllilll-_.,~ ' ,. ' 1\',-,$: l ' $243 Million Bite Taken · . �f • ')' The Daily Sentinel ·~ ! ·' the eravest threat of communism is in Latin America, which i• ttruJ&Iing , ~ a&ainst time and a swtttly rising popula·t·. liun to lift itself out of poverty. This peril colors everything the free world does to help the Latin lands. No .,,_ one knows how long these nations may avoid the advertised lure of commun,.' ism if they find progress under the free ,l1a system coqtlnually slow and frustrating. Yet there is a kind of tragic humor underlying this very daneerous situation, for the examples of communism at work ' in the world make it stunningly clear ' a that communism is absolutely barren of .. .c; solutions to the great economic prob· !ems. The Latin countries are not ao generally agricultural as is often thouaht. Some have strongly urbanized populations . But most have been heavily de· pendent upon agricultural producbl. And this , as Rus;ia and Red China dramatically emphasize, is the area of greatest Communist failure economically. The unravelled state of Cuba's econo- .. my under Com munist 1ule is an exam- plo lor Latin Ameriea dose to home. Life under Fidel Castro is a pitilul shadow of what It was before. We never get, of rourse, the full •torv. of economic activity. in the Iron Cur· tatn nations and in Communist roun~ tri~• I)! Asia outside China. But we hear L enough to know tho\ thing• are never better than occasionally good, Not only do the economiu of thllnds not flourish, but the Moacow and Peking regime• milk their satellitel with ruthles' efficiency. Perhaps our Latin n~igbbors do not realize it, but the appeal of communism for some of them - as for others around the globe - is the appeal of "tomething for nothing." The gullible who are ready to embrace this system are looking tor shortcuts to salvation and pr01perity. Of courae there are none. The Jiving experience of every Communtat-control· led nation on earth io proof of. it What the Latin poople1 must rely upon in the end is themselves. Their problem is not that aid !rom free lands doet not work, but that they do not work. Thil does not mean they do not labor for bread. It meana they do not attact their own problema with Ioree and v!Jor, do not develop atrong, effective Jeadenhlp, do not dedicate themselvea to the na· tiona! proposition that their proarama of economic llplltt, educ1\ton .and Improvement must take priority over everytblnl . else they do. If every Latin nation had a leader of the quality ana spiril and determination of Puerto Rico's Gov. Luts Munoz Marin, the peril of communism would be push· ed far back. For Its emp\lneso as a way of life would be sharply expo•ed In contrast. Gooo ot.' AL001D ... DECIDED TO TA~E IT NICE AND EASY WI-lEN l-IE RETIRED hvll"rv Time .._.... .... __ NOT A iWN(,!! ..JUST SFI' ON M'l pOQG~ ,&>I' LAUblt .Fa•• ~ Is Co =!": :::.,: District Scout Chairman mn• ~ for the date wltll I :It d&,looked far mote -farm lll9llor l ·pad fll firm. fin• A crlppUng cold lll&P 1"<\\dlng, Albany, N, Y., "' "llld.ily, lndlcaled ~bout • per cent D ~ "110011" a ...WW'y wbllal ~ . 1 terod low temperature a 31 do~ readlne, n.e story was lbe ramo Ill d.....,ge to, ...., palatoa llld atatloa lllat cou1c1 Illy aloft II>- J, E. M~rrllon, Galllpolii~_~Y !IICbt - ~ across the northeastern portion the previous ......-d eomflelda llld home gordmll prdell beiDa. The third day of jury actlvl- dellnltely wllb men aboard. el.eeted d!airmln pf tbe .Me............,.~ ..._ .,,_ of the nation today and threatof · ..,.,.. lbe upper Midwest and Walnut tii'OY"' 111111' Jl'ftepcrt, ty got uaderway lblo mortling Such 1 alation, called "modo" trlct. , ened Ill wipe out mUIIOIII of Tbe mercury feU to 30 de- Oblo Valley. m., oppareally llld leavea In the f79,UO.OI aulomoblle ilC> by lbe Air Force 11'U pictur• Appro:rlmatoly · GO pel'IOIII ltteDded ~Cltfl'lllell laro worth cl tender fruit aJid at Plttoburgh, breaking Heavt rainl fell ID Wyom- oo lbe lftM tumOd cllrlt. cldent ault being heard ID Melgl eel u 1 toy e~l of 1 future dinner, conducted at Xypr vegetable crops. record for lbe date by two tng llld Florida 4uring I b o 'lbo Mlchlpn cheny c r o p CooDty Common Pleu eoorl. "mWtary patrol" lbat 11'0Uid dollvereol lilt • State police aald farmers at Some area• ID Penn- nJsbt. More than 1\!o 1ncbeo of wu reported lD "very 1 ad Court offlclalJ aald lbe trial defend AmerlcaD IDterellll In Named vice chairmiD ..,..... ~ Qislll Erie, Pa., we~ "burning ev· recorded 36 degree raiD fell at Daytona Beach, lllape" lby a llale Jwrtioultural II ezpected to a>n\lnue IDto 11011 apace Releharl, Ne• Haven, deliYehd 1lle ....... erything they could got their readlnga. Fla., and JOOre than an lDch agent. week. Cnunon Pleu Judge · . and Ralph Speoeer, lumds on" in a frantic effort to Commerclal tomato grilwero wu dumped on Big Piney, Who. John C. Baoon Is bearina lbe AI.JXILIAJI'!' TO MEET awnfl """' .,.. ward off damage to iqBh groveo Ohio's Miami Valley, with a u-ably Cool Welb« IN RIM SHOW action. to tilt \ of grapes, peaches, applea and toll of this yoar's crop The Weather Bureau 1 a! d Army Pvt. Jobn C. Siders, Edgar E. Bnower of PorllaDd, 'lbo Ladlea Anrlllary of nominated far MerrJll BriiP• "*"~• .V. cherries. already taken ~y okiddlne tem- heavy thunderstorms w o u I d of Mr, aild Mrs. l:.esue plaintiff, against WIDlam Racine American Leg!OII Poet to the Trl.State ~ Q:t IJn, The president of one of 1 h o break CXII today f1Ver lbe Teus Route I, Q!eoblre, llld L. Roblnaon of Hangtng Rock, 102 will meet Tuesday, May 28, the MGM dlatrlcl -.,.; Mn. .,... •. / .. Jour largest wineries in central Panbandle acroea lbe h 1g h memben of Company C waa oo lbe wllnou ataud most at 7:30 P- m. lot lbe Leglon tee. ' awl•h. Dell New York said lbe li<lddlng plains of Kansas llld Nebraska. of lbe lib IDfantry't Sci Battle of Thurllday afternoon lor dl- home. 'lbo prngam will be by Guest speaker wu ~: "'""' ~ temperatures may wipe out lbe Elsewhere, mosUy lair we&· Group, participated In a riot- reel examinatln and returned Mrs. DIJ:Ie Smith 011 "Pop~leo." John E. member Havill, ~ ~. $1110 mUllon grape crop. ther was the rule although un- control demonslralloo lor the for more queallonlog this JDOl'llo All membera are urged to atOhio Wildllle . , W. Frey, Nn U.V.... 8cclu$o "There's nothing we cBD do," . seasonably cool weather was Hm>orable Cyrus R. Vance, Sec- log. tend as plans will be made to llpolla. He urged area Key. he said. Gauge readlltp: Galllpolll expected to dominate lbe Soulb· of lbe Army, during lbe The jury also heard tel!llmony serve lbe lunch for the Racine "take advantage of lbe Area 11011'1 media l'dl•inl Temperatures tumbled to 26 dam 17.t, 13.8, running a feel east. • aecretBry'o viol! to Berlin in of Frank Jonea Thurllday. Mr. bllld on Memorial O.y. Rea sample plaqfaea -.:'l'lla degrees at Olean and rollers, Pomeroy-Mason. 20.- Freezing weather cauoed ' late April. Jonea II willle!a for lbe plain- freshmenta will be oerved. and doo'l County N011'1; Pt. fleu. Air Force Base, 'r1 at Elmira, Pt. Pleuant 2U2, Hintoo spread damage to crops ID llff who Uvea oa Route 33 where yDWigsters much. II 11' Au- l l a 28 at UUca and 29 at Kanawha Falls 2.30, Char- northern !Dinols. A c o u n I y A from ColumOO. to the automobile aceldent OCCIIl'- Depiction of an Indian make them better citizens slalioot WJEB, keepsle, all in New York. 18.14. London, Marmet both III , ObiD, requir· eel in 1960. Dr. Bellm Blazewlcz alrewing flowers on the state lbe future," 1:e concludod. and WMPO,·MJdclle. New Yort City oet low Winfield daml were on tho PLACED ON BOND od two days by stage coach in and Dr. Roger P Danle.. were oea1 of Florida symbollz.es lbe Guy Nash, uewly · 'lbo Wltlard E. Hudn&ll of Albany 11135-1836, according to lched· also witnesses for the plalntlll Influence of lbe red man on the district executive, was Mia• Compton 11 . blomRivovemenla: . Rt. 2, pleaded not to a ' Thursday. state. · duced by Mr. Morrison, w h ol"''"' 'lbo Galllpolla 0 er - Timmy up 14, charge of assault and had charge of the evenlog'a P~ IF~=======;;;;;; Hoste11 For Party p.m.; .OVEC up 14, 10:10 Thursday in Meigs Coonty court. THEY VOTED IN WHEAT RE gram. A party for member• of .the Dave Crockett up 14, 1:40 Judge Frank w. Porter, Jr., FERENDUMRev. George Herring, Rutlanclll ' Pomeroy Hlgb school Bmgo up 14, 2:10 a.m.; placed Hudnall on $200 bond and Syracuse Methodist churcbl lng class wu held at Jr. down 15, 3:10 a.m.; for a hearing ·of Kay Compton on w..t MainShearer up 1~. 3:35 a.m. ; _ _•_ __ TO BE INSTALLED ot In Pomeroy Thuraday oliht Western down 16, 2:30 a.m.;. ANNOUNCE REVIVAL Opal Fitzpatrick will be in- For women 1)1 black or beip foUowmg Commencement exerup 17, 5 a.m.; Peg- Th will be a1 1 AA-B Widtlll stalled as postmistress at lbe ciBes Do c V ere a rev1v a 17 7 Sisa '"·10 • . Ill' wney up . • a.m.; · · the Danville Pilgrim Holiness Carpenter Post Office at Uie Attending were Ernie SISSD, Harner up 18, 5.25 a.m.; A. E, Church May 26 to June 9, with of business hours today, Tamara Flnlaw, Jennifer Lob- Dyk.. down 18, 6 a.m.; Waver- H b" G te tlsL was announced this morning . se, Jim Sheela, Carolyn Vaug- ly down 19, 7:10a.m.; San Pe- 8er "'1 ra. 81 ch ~~·and an official of tbe Postal Dehan, Bob Tripp, Tom Shasteen, dro up 20, 12:30 a.m.; Charles JlOCIB smgmg ea n'6'' • The new postmistress Tom BIII'IIAide, Hank Cleland, Stevenson up 20, 5 a.m.; L. W. every?ne Ia welcome, o. H. James Gaston who was Ronnie Hanson, Bltl Murray, Sweet up 20, 6:10 a.m.; Robert Cart 18 pastor. Mldd1....,., O. as acting postmaster. Je"?' Shamblin, Dwight Carl, Reed up 20, 6:40a.m.; Southern DAN-CE--AT_P_O_ME-ROY David Gordon, Delbert Chaney, up 21, ~ a.m.; James Hood up Karen Bachner, Jim Mees 21, 6:15 a.m.; Crucible up 22, A Saturday even'Dt! HI Rh Chuck Buffington, Linda Dar- 5:10 a.m.; Jones up 23, mid· school daoce party will be beld nell, Larry• Borns, Linda Wll- night; Robert West up 23, 2:30 at the Pomeroy Junior awlltorliams, Ralph Werry, Judy Web- a.m.; Jerry Bosworth down 23, ium from 8 to II p.m. Proceeds Have dinner bere 10011, lft4 I rung, Tom Werry, Eugene 6 a.m.; Elisha Woods down 23, wiD be used to help purchase a you 'll aee what we me•1 I I Smith, Leonard Roush, Tunle 6:40 a.m.; Shufiy down Green- "':w trophy case. at Pomeroy You'll find the bell of food, Lisle, Allen Downie, RIck up 12:10 a.m.; Luther Herdman H1gh. The Jays will emcee. prepared and servod jOlt tho Crow, ·Alita Carpenter, George up Greenup 5:05 a.m.; Codringway you like it •. alao die Korn, Jane Douglas, Pam Hob- ton down Greenup 5:35 a.m.; PleaSBDI Valley Hoapllal little uextras" •. the Wlharried reluatloD that 'will Stetter, Sandy Wells and the Tibolt down Greenup 8:30a.m.; ADMITI'ED - Mrs. Charles make you want to come bad: hostess. M. down 32, 3:40 a.m.; Bush, Jr., Gallipolis; Alba Guy again, aooonl Ravenswood up 33, 11:40 p.m.; Rayburn, Pt. Pleasant; Mra. WHA ROPPI!N?-aewsmap abowo, In per<eD\age terms, the "yerf' vote In the nation· IEIIStel'_" up 33, 3:20 a.m. ; Ed- Roy Hall, Leon; Mrs. Wltliam :;:;~ ~ refenmdum. For tho referendum: 547,161. Against the administration's THE MARTIN Bosworth up 33, 5 a.m.; Jeffers, Southside. cent. ch ~~~lrul PlO~: 697,776. Overall "yes" vote pereentage was 47.79 per RESTAURANT !Continuod from page 1) down 34, 3 : 1~ p.m.; DISCHARGED- Mrs. Clemmu ...... tile &wo-lbirdl vote needed to put the program in el!ect. ChaUeoge4 ROUTE 7 MIDDLII'OIIT peel an investigation into aoarup 34, 5 p.m. ; Alton rna Poor, Ashton; Mra. Ronald Yolel, :ret to be <DUDted: '13,675. Data from Agriculture Department tabulaUon. inti sugar pTlced and the gov. down 34, 9:30 p.m. Bonecutter and son, Gallipolis . - - - - - - - - - _ : __ _ _ _ __:_:_:_:_:::..:_::_::::::_=::_====----~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""""""""'""'""'""'""'""'.,"""~• emment tried to dlacourage Dam _ A 1b e r 1 Ferry. • bouiJewlves from hoarding. Sug- Holden up 6:45 p.m.; Hamil- BIRTH - A aon to Mr. and · •r prices lea~ aa high aa ton down 8:30 p. m.; Titan up Ml"~· Roy Hall, Leon. · 13 cents for f1ve pounds and 10 p.m.; National dowo 2:10 a . grocers ID. BODle areas put m.; John J. Rowe up 2:40 a. m.; 'GIDGIT 'FILMING ella e limits on sugar F. H. Johnson up 3:30 a.m.; HOLLYWOOD (UP!)- Filmtheir sales suddenly doubled, Ben McCool up 5:35 a.m.; Oli· ing has begun here on the ftj , w••hinjtgP CoJuuua : e : a ~ JA>nc: lla7. c. Reports From The "COOL-NOTES" Canvas Casuals ! DINING IS SOMETHING MORE Than JUST EATING! Wire Briefs v-er Shearer down 5:40 a.m ' . Today's Medical MONTPELIER, .VI. - Firemen turnod ?" h1gh pressure hoses and police fired over the heads of some 300 curolng, rockthrowing military_ cadets from Norwlch University Thu_raday night durlllg a paoty ratd-not .. at Vermont College. An emergency squad of more . than 100 police and IU'emen 11'ere callod_ out to put d~ the deJOOnstralton that mfltcted beavy damage on lbe siX dor. mitorles at tlie two-year liberal arts college for girls. Repor~ii Kanawha River P~Uen Marmet 6 p.m.; Dorothy Estes up Winfield 2:15 p.m.; up Wlnfleld 3:20 p.m.; Merrill down Winfield 4:4~ p.m. Sandy down Winfield 6:30p.m.; W. H. Shafer, Jr. up Winfield II :10 p.m.; Helen Z. up Winfield 4:20 a.m.; Elgercliff up Winfield 4:55 a.m.; So Iva y down Winfield 5:40 a.m.; Semet up Winfield 6 a.m. dio end of the Columbia Piclures' comody, "Gidget Goes Rome." The cast and crew returned to the United States following location filming in the Italian I capital. The picture Introduces Cindy Carol as Gidget. Tbe artificial harbor at the Port of Los Angeles leads all otber ports on the Pacific Ocean in tonnage handled. Honor Students up~ 47638111C!vs A dollar bill aho..,_,cl be thla alza.. Taka on• trom ,-our pocket and compara. Colorthla dollar normal • WASIUNGTON - A bill exlending lbe military draft for another four years was adopted "" quJctly no one had an opportunity to oppose it, Sen. J<>sepb S. Clark, O.Pa. claimed Thursday, Thla Ia tha ehrunken dollaroftoday•e buying power. It buya18 par cant ,... than It Gkl 10 ~.,.. ago. Color thle dollal"' lnfl•tlon ... ca. B~RRY'S I. - ', ·- AT VOU ~1($ 601N(; TO WORK./ ora 4TA:5818Cll5 FROM TJ.<E '!AT RACE- ' Thle Ia th• •t.• of th• averat~e dollal"' rou ·•pend tor •leotrlott)r. A dollar today buy• 1e per nnt _.. ... ~rlolty than tt dl~••re qo. Color thl• Cloller baraaJn 8 ,...n.. WELL.~E'S BVSIER TJ.<AN IllER NOW- AND F!S.WO PAY· •l)AVS EITJ.lE.R .... ! ' ' Ver Report ~.99 THE SHOE BOX By DOROTHY KILGALLEN MISS MIDNIGHT'S NOTEBOOK: Ro· bert Goulet will get the starring role 1n MGM's giant movie version of the Irving Berlin show, "Say ll With Mus1c." And the Goulet fans ran relax; he'll singplenty-in this one. When the producers of Bob's debut film announced that he would play "a straight acting role with Do It ~~~~~.!!!:! IJOO. wwStay Ia ++ea. Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting • Testimony In fraJ"! Sen. Barry GJIOw •ler'1 atrate- was paid only a ltalf of her promised fee . . Jill St. John is expeded to file lor her long-overdue divorce from Wool\VO(th heir Lance Reventlow any day now ... Tip to Random House president Bennett Cerf; Princess Grace of Monaco asked to have a typewriter sent up to her apartment at the Re~ency the other day . . . Jazz singer Annte Ross is back In show business after a lengthy lllness in no singing." they were all but stoned in England. She performed on 1 taped TV the streets by his admirers . Top boys at show titled "At lhe Hippodrome," which the United Nations report that ever. will be shown throughout Britain next . ~el Ferrer, looking fascinat•ince U Thant was elected to full-term month Secretary General he has been running ing in the beard he's grown, had to the shov.· with an iron rist-" like his own check his companion in the cloakroom privste club," to quote one grumbler. and eat alone when he lunched at GatsThey don 't think he"s giving Ralph by"s. The!al was a tiny but spirited Bunche the proper importance in the daschhun . scheme of things-probably, they beGRETA THYSSF.N, the curvaceous lievo, because he wants to appease the bloc that complains about "too much Scandina•·''" blonde, has written a novel · enjoy big sales In HollyAmerican influence" in the UN . DI- which st rector Norman Jewison is doing his wood . It"• .. •out the girls who figure in Christmas shopping early. He"s audition- the lite of a huge movie star- and no ing to find an trresisti ble singing Santa one will have any difficulty guessing the Claus for Meredith Willson 's "Here's Identity of the popular fellow . .. . . ReLuve ," the Broadway musical version of member the fuss when Joe E. Brown the old movie "Miracle On 34th Street" turned down a role in '~ Show Boat" be· The year-and-a-half old litigation be- cause he wouldn't take second billing to tween comedian .Jerrv Collins and the Kro"'v Smith on the summer stock cirBlackburn Twins is aboui to be settled cuit' Well , Andy Devine accepted the out of court with Collins being paid a job The Fire Island Pines comt!lunfour-figure fee by his former partners ity is still trying to recover from BrenHPx Harrison and 20th Century Fox dan Behm's weekend visit . . Obvioushave kissed and made UJ> aft..- th.• Big ly Jean Pierre Aumont intends to reBilling Squabble. He vis1ted the New main on \his side of the Atlantic for a York office and p1cked up his tickets to decent stretch, because he trekked down tho "Cleopatra" premiere . to the Motor Vehicle Bureau in lower Manhattan the other day and applied for A SCHEDULED June wedding, ex- a driver's license .. Tin Pan Alley io pected to be quite a soda! event in Bos- excited by the reports that Arthur Godton. will be a trifle anti-climatic for the frey Is on the verge of forming his own ltappy young pair They married secretly dlscery and music publishing company In New York the other day ami celebratGeorge C. Scott, known to be a Iough ed afterwards at the Stork Club . Del- actor to please lhe scorns Oscars and la Reese, planning 1o sue an Eastern col- thai kind of "recognition"), is frankly lege, rna~· tou r h orr an investigation into pleased with his performance In "Dr. the disbursement of the school's funds. Strangelove: Or How I Learned to Stop The trustees are looking Into the monoy Worrying and Love the Bomb." And matttt·s si nre D<>lla rlaimed that after when Mrs. Scott's boy glows with pride her recent concert for the students she over an accomplishment, that's news. "'·-. . By VIII'" l'rw illlelllllloul The Great Latin Lack It to a pretty oommon view today that ' , Record Cold Spell Threatens CrtJps Dam~geAction :.~a~~1 n.e MonisonR~Na.dMGM ' Helen Help COMMENTATING EDITOIIALLY JI ! •• .-· You II•• better, ••r•ed by en ln11estor-owned electric t:ompenyt. Yoo put ~~~- tbab twice u much convenient, low-coat electrielt7 to ~k u )'Oil did tell yeutl ..,... And ita average price per ldlowatthour, for~ l: J'Mldeatial t:a.lttlmer8, hu ~ 10118 dowA durblc twenty yeal'l of bdlatl& > ,;Ht*=~ [;,__.~-.;_~ .. , ~: }~' ,, .• ~ ' ~ .·,,.j. <' ...... ~.. ' ' ,> dl,. '· '?. I ( ~ .,t. - ... ' c.,• • ' < ~·. "'· • ... ~ .i, :i ' .. ' .' ,,. ·' �f • ')' The Daily Sentinel ·~ ! ·' the eravest threat of communism is in Latin America, which i• ttruJ&Iing , ~ a&ainst time and a swtttly rising popula·t·. liun to lift itself out of poverty. This peril colors everything the free world does to help the Latin lands. No .,,_ one knows how long these nations may avoid the advertised lure of commun,.' ism if they find progress under the free ,l1a system coqtlnually slow and frustrating. Yet there is a kind of tragic humor underlying this very daneerous situation, for the examples of communism at work ' in the world make it stunningly clear ' a that communism is absolutely barren of .. .c; solutions to the great economic prob· !ems. The Latin countries are not ao generally agricultural as is often thouaht. Some have strongly urbanized populations . But most have been heavily de· pendent upon agricultural producbl. And this , as Rus;ia and Red China dramatically emphasize, is the area of greatest Communist failure economically. The unravelled state of Cuba's econo- .. my under Com munist 1ule is an exam- plo lor Latin Ameriea dose to home. Life under Fidel Castro is a pitilul shadow of what It was before. We never get, of rourse, the full •torv. of economic activity. in the Iron Cur· tatn nations and in Communist roun~ tri~• I)! Asia outside China. But we hear L enough to know tho\ thing• are never better than occasionally good, Not only do the economiu of thllnds not flourish, but the Moacow and Peking regime• milk their satellitel with ruthles' efficiency. Perhaps our Latin n~igbbors do not realize it, but the appeal of communism for some of them - as for others around the globe - is the appeal of "tomething for nothing." The gullible who are ready to embrace this system are looking tor shortcuts to salvation and pr01perity. Of courae there are none. The Jiving experience of every Communtat-control· led nation on earth io proof of. it What the Latin poople1 must rely upon in the end is themselves. Their problem is not that aid !rom free lands doet not work, but that they do not work. Thil does not mean they do not labor for bread. It meana they do not attact their own problema with Ioree and v!Jor, do not develop atrong, effective Jeadenhlp, do not dedicate themselvea to the na· tiona! proposition that their proarama of economic llplltt, educ1\ton .and Improvement must take priority over everytblnl . else they do. If every Latin nation had a leader of the quality ana spiril and determination of Puerto Rico's Gov. Luts Munoz Marin, the peril of communism would be push· ed far back. For Its emp\lneso as a way of life would be sharply expo•ed In contrast. Gooo ot.' AL001D ... DECIDED TO TA~E IT NICE AND EASY WI-lEN l-IE RETIRED hvll"rv Time .._.... .... __ NOT A iWN(,!! ..JUST SFI' ON M'l pOQG~ ,&>I' LAUblt .Fa•• ~ Is Co =!": :::.,: District Scout Chairman mn• ~ for the date wltll I :It d&,looked far mote -farm lll9llor l ·pad fll firm. fin• A crlppUng cold lll&P 1"<\\dlng, Albany, N, Y., "' "llld.ily, lndlcaled ~bout • per cent D ~ "110011" a ...WW'y wbllal ~ . 1 terod low temperature a 31 do~ readlne, n.e story was lbe ramo Ill d.....,ge to, ...., palatoa llld atatloa lllat cou1c1 Illy aloft II>- J, E. M~rrllon, Galllpolii~_~Y !IICbt - ~ across the northeastern portion the previous ......-d eomflelda llld home gordmll prdell beiDa. The third day of jury actlvl- dellnltely wllb men aboard. el.eeted d!airmln pf tbe .Me............,.~ ..._ .,,_ of the nation today and threatof · ..,.,.. lbe upper Midwest and Walnut tii'OY"' 111111' Jl'ftepcrt, ty got uaderway lblo mortling Such 1 alation, called "modo" trlct. , ened Ill wipe out mUIIOIII of Tbe mercury feU to 30 de- Oblo Valley. m., oppareally llld leavea In the f79,UO.OI aulomoblle ilC> by lbe Air Force 11'U pictur• Appro:rlmatoly · GO pel'IOIII ltteDded ~Cltfl'lllell laro worth cl tender fruit aJid at Plttoburgh, breaking Heavt rainl fell ID Wyom- oo lbe lftM tumOd cllrlt. cldent ault being heard ID Melgl eel u 1 toy e~l of 1 future dinner, conducted at Xypr vegetable crops. record for lbe date by two tng llld Florida 4uring I b o 'lbo Mlchlpn cheny c r o p CooDty Common Pleu eoorl. "mWtary patrol" lbat 11'0Uid dollvereol lilt • State police aald farmers at Some area• ID Penn- nJsbt. More than 1\!o 1ncbeo of wu reported lD "very 1 ad Court offlclalJ aald lbe trial defend AmerlcaD IDterellll In Named vice chairmiD ..,..... ~ Qislll Erie, Pa., we~ "burning ev· recorded 36 degree raiD fell at Daytona Beach, lllape" lby a llale Jwrtioultural II ezpected to a>n\lnue IDto 11011 apace Releharl, Ne• Haven, deliYehd 1lle ....... erything they could got their readlnga. Fla., and JOOre than an lDch agent. week. Cnunon Pleu Judge · . and Ralph Speoeer, lumds on" in a frantic effort to Commerclal tomato grilwero wu dumped on Big Piney, Who. John C. Baoon Is bearina lbe AI.JXILIAJI'!' TO MEET awnfl """' .,.. ward off damage to iqBh groveo Ohio's Miami Valley, with a u-ably Cool Welb« IN RIM SHOW action. to tilt \ of grapes, peaches, applea and toll of this yoar's crop The Weather Bureau 1 a! d Army Pvt. Jobn C. Siders, Edgar E. Bnower of PorllaDd, 'lbo Ladlea Anrlllary of nominated far MerrJll BriiP• "*"~• .V. cherries. already taken ~y okiddlne tem- heavy thunderstorms w o u I d of Mr, aild Mrs. l:.esue plaintiff, against WIDlam Racine American Leg!OII Poet to the Trl.State ~ Q:t IJn, The president of one of 1 h o break CXII today f1Ver lbe Teus Route I, Q!eoblre, llld L. Roblnaon of Hangtng Rock, 102 will meet Tuesday, May 28, the MGM dlatrlcl -.,.; Mn. .,... •. / .. Jour largest wineries in central Panbandle acroea lbe h 1g h memben of Company C waa oo lbe wllnou ataud most at 7:30 P- m. lot lbe Leglon tee. ' awl•h. Dell New York said lbe li<lddlng plains of Kansas llld Nebraska. of lbe lib IDfantry't Sci Battle of Thurllday afternoon lor dl- home. 'lbo prngam will be by Guest speaker wu ~: "'""' ~ temperatures may wipe out lbe Elsewhere, mosUy lair we&· Group, participated In a riot- reel examinatln and returned Mrs. DIJ:Ie Smith 011 "Pop~leo." John E. member Havill, ~ ~. $1110 mUllon grape crop. ther was the rule although un- control demonslralloo lor the for more queallonlog this JDOl'llo All membera are urged to atOhio Wildllle . , W. Frey, Nn U.V.... 8cclu$o "There's nothing we cBD do," . seasonably cool weather was Hm>orable Cyrus R. Vance, Sec- log. tend as plans will be made to llpolla. He urged area Key. he said. Gauge readlltp: Galllpolll expected to dominate lbe Soulb· of lbe Army, during lbe The jury also heard tel!llmony serve lbe lunch for the Racine "take advantage of lbe Area 11011'1 media l'dl•inl Temperatures tumbled to 26 dam 17.t, 13.8, running a feel east. • aecretBry'o viol! to Berlin in of Frank Jonea Thurllday. Mr. bllld on Memorial O.y. Rea sample plaqfaea -.:'l'lla degrees at Olean and rollers, Pomeroy-Mason. 20.- Freezing weather cauoed ' late April. Jonea II willle!a for lbe plain- freshmenta will be oerved. and doo'l County N011'1; Pt. fleu. Air Force Base, 'r1 at Elmira, Pt. Pleuant 2U2, Hintoo spread damage to crops ID llff who Uvea oa Route 33 where yDWigsters much. II 11' Au- l l a 28 at UUca and 29 at Kanawha Falls 2.30, Char- northern !Dinols. A c o u n I y A from ColumOO. to the automobile aceldent OCCIIl'- Depiction of an Indian make them better citizens slalioot WJEB, keepsle, all in New York. 18.14. London, Marmet both III , ObiD, requir· eel in 1960. Dr. Bellm Blazewlcz alrewing flowers on the state lbe future," 1:e concludod. and WMPO,·MJdclle. New Yort City oet low Winfield daml were on tho PLACED ON BOND od two days by stage coach in and Dr. Roger P Danle.. were oea1 of Florida symbollz.es lbe Guy Nash, uewly · 'lbo Wltlard E. Hudn&ll of Albany 11135-1836, according to lched· also witnesses for the plalntlll Influence of lbe red man on the district executive, was Mia• Compton 11 . blomRivovemenla: . Rt. 2, pleaded not to a ' Thursday. state. · duced by Mr. Morrison, w h ol"''"' 'lbo Galllpolla 0 er - Timmy up 14, charge of assault and had charge of the evenlog'a P~ IF~=======;;;;;; Hoste11 For Party p.m.; .OVEC up 14, 10:10 Thursday in Meigs Coonty court. THEY VOTED IN WHEAT RE gram. A party for member• of .the Dave Crockett up 14, 1:40 Judge Frank w. Porter, Jr., FERENDUMRev. George Herring, Rutlanclll ' Pomeroy Hlgb school Bmgo up 14, 2:10 a.m.; placed Hudnall on $200 bond and Syracuse Methodist churcbl lng class wu held at Jr. down 15, 3:10 a.m.; for a hearing ·of Kay Compton on w..t MainShearer up 1~. 3:35 a.m. ; _ _•_ __ TO BE INSTALLED ot In Pomeroy Thuraday oliht Western down 16, 2:30 a.m.;. ANNOUNCE REVIVAL Opal Fitzpatrick will be in- For women 1)1 black or beip foUowmg Commencement exerup 17, 5 a.m.; Peg- Th will be a1 1 AA-B Widtlll stalled as postmistress at lbe ciBes Do c V ere a rev1v a 17 7 Sisa '"·10 • . Ill' wney up . • a.m.; · · the Danville Pilgrim Holiness Carpenter Post Office at Uie Attending were Ernie SISSD, Harner up 18, 5.25 a.m.; A. E, Church May 26 to June 9, with of business hours today, Tamara Flnlaw, Jennifer Lob- Dyk.. down 18, 6 a.m.; Waver- H b" G te tlsL was announced this morning . se, Jim Sheela, Carolyn Vaug- ly down 19, 7:10a.m.; San Pe- 8er "'1 ra. 81 ch ~~·and an official of tbe Postal Dehan, Bob Tripp, Tom Shasteen, dro up 20, 12:30 a.m.; Charles JlOCIB smgmg ea n'6'' • The new postmistress Tom BIII'IIAide, Hank Cleland, Stevenson up 20, 5 a.m.; L. W. every?ne Ia welcome, o. H. James Gaston who was Ronnie Hanson, Bltl Murray, Sweet up 20, 6:10 a.m.; Robert Cart 18 pastor. Mldd1....,., O. as acting postmaster. Je"?' Shamblin, Dwight Carl, Reed up 20, 6:40a.m.; Southern DAN-CE--AT_P_O_ME-ROY David Gordon, Delbert Chaney, up 21, ~ a.m.; James Hood up Karen Bachner, Jim Mees 21, 6:15 a.m.; Crucible up 22, A Saturday even'Dt! HI Rh Chuck Buffington, Linda Dar- 5:10 a.m.; Jones up 23, mid· school daoce party will be beld nell, Larry• Borns, Linda Wll- night; Robert West up 23, 2:30 at the Pomeroy Junior awlltorliams, Ralph Werry, Judy Web- a.m.; Jerry Bosworth down 23, ium from 8 to II p.m. Proceeds Have dinner bere 10011, lft4 I rung, Tom Werry, Eugene 6 a.m.; Elisha Woods down 23, wiD be used to help purchase a you 'll aee what we me•1 I I Smith, Leonard Roush, Tunle 6:40 a.m.; Shufiy down Green- "':w trophy case. at Pomeroy You'll find the bell of food, Lisle, Allen Downie, RIck up 12:10 a.m.; Luther Herdman H1gh. The Jays will emcee. prepared and servod jOlt tho Crow, ·Alita Carpenter, George up Greenup 5:05 a.m.; Codringway you like it •. alao die Korn, Jane Douglas, Pam Hob- ton down Greenup 5:35 a.m.; PleaSBDI Valley Hoapllal little uextras" •. the Wlharried reluatloD that 'will Stetter, Sandy Wells and the Tibolt down Greenup 8:30a.m.; ADMITI'ED - Mrs. Charles make you want to come bad: hostess. M. down 32, 3:40 a.m.; Bush, Jr., Gallipolis; Alba Guy again, aooonl Ravenswood up 33, 11:40 p.m.; Rayburn, Pt. Pleasant; Mra. WHA ROPPI!N?-aewsmap abowo, In per<eD\age terms, the "yerf' vote In the nation· IEIIStel'_" up 33, 3:20 a.m. ; Ed- Roy Hall, Leon; Mrs. Wltliam :;:;~ ~ refenmdum. For tho referendum: 547,161. Against the administration's THE MARTIN Bosworth up 33, 5 a.m.; Jeffers, Southside. cent. ch ~~~lrul PlO~: 697,776. Overall "yes" vote pereentage was 47.79 per RESTAURANT !Continuod from page 1) down 34, 3 : 1~ p.m.; DISCHARGED- Mrs. Clemmu ...... tile &wo-lbirdl vote needed to put the program in el!ect. ChaUeoge4 ROUTE 7 MIDDLII'OIIT peel an investigation into aoarup 34, 5 p.m. ; Alton rna Poor, Ashton; Mra. Ronald Yolel, :ret to be <DUDted: '13,675. Data from Agriculture Department tabulaUon. inti sugar pTlced and the gov. down 34, 9:30 p.m. Bonecutter and son, Gallipolis . - - - - - - - - - _ : __ _ _ _ __:_:_:_:_:::..:_::_::::::_=::_====----~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""""""""'""'""'""'""'""'.,"""~• emment tried to dlacourage Dam _ A 1b e r 1 Ferry. • bouiJewlves from hoarding. Sug- Holden up 6:45 p.m.; Hamil- BIRTH - A aon to Mr. and · •r prices lea~ aa high aa ton down 8:30 p. m.; Titan up Ml"~· Roy Hall, Leon. · 13 cents for f1ve pounds and 10 p.m.; National dowo 2:10 a . grocers ID. BODle areas put m.; John J. Rowe up 2:40 a. m.; 'GIDGIT 'FILMING ella e limits on sugar F. H. Johnson up 3:30 a.m.; HOLLYWOOD (UP!)- Filmtheir sales suddenly doubled, Ben McCool up 5:35 a.m.; Oli· ing has begun here on the ftj , w••hinjtgP CoJuuua : e : a ~ JA>nc: lla7. c. Reports From The "COOL-NOTES" Canvas Casuals ! DINING IS SOMETHING MORE Than JUST EATING! Wire Briefs v-er Shearer down 5:40 a.m ' . Today's Medical MONTPELIER, .VI. - Firemen turnod ?" h1gh pressure hoses and police fired over the heads of some 300 curolng, rockthrowing military_ cadets from Norwlch University Thu_raday night durlllg a paoty ratd-not .. at Vermont College. An emergency squad of more . than 100 police and IU'emen 11'ere callod_ out to put d~ the deJOOnstralton that mfltcted beavy damage on lbe siX dor. mitorles at tlie two-year liberal arts college for girls. Repor~ii Kanawha River P~Uen Marmet 6 p.m.; Dorothy Estes up Winfield 2:15 p.m.; up Wlnfleld 3:20 p.m.; Merrill down Winfield 4:4~ p.m. Sandy down Winfield 6:30p.m.; W. H. Shafer, Jr. up Winfield II :10 p.m.; Helen Z. up Winfield 4:20 a.m.; Elgercliff up Winfield 4:55 a.m.; So Iva y down Winfield 5:40 a.m.; Semet up Winfield 6 a.m. dio end of the Columbia Piclures' comody, "Gidget Goes Rome." The cast and crew returned to the United States following location filming in the Italian I capital. The picture Introduces Cindy Carol as Gidget. Tbe artificial harbor at the Port of Los Angeles leads all otber ports on the Pacific Ocean in tonnage handled. Honor Students up~ 47638111C!vs A dollar bill aho..,_,cl be thla alza.. Taka on• trom ,-our pocket and compara. Colorthla dollar normal • WASIUNGTON - A bill exlending lbe military draft for another four years was adopted "" quJctly no one had an opportunity to oppose it, Sen. J<>sepb S. Clark, O.Pa. claimed Thursday, Thla Ia tha ehrunken dollaroftoday•e buying power. It buya18 par cant ,... than It Gkl 10 ~.,.. ago. Color thle dollal"' lnfl•tlon ... ca. B~RRY'S I. - ', ·- AT VOU ~1($ 601N(; TO WORK./ ora 4TA:5818Cll5 FROM TJ.<E '!AT RACE- ' Thle Ia th• •t.• of th• averat~e dollal"' rou ·•pend tor •leotrlott)r. A dollar today buy• 1e per nnt _.. ... ~rlolty than tt dl~••re qo. Color thl• Cloller baraaJn 8 ,...n.. WELL.~E'S BVSIER TJ.<AN IllER NOW- AND F!S.WO PAY· •l)AVS EITJ.lE.R .... ! ' ' Ver Report ~.99 THE SHOE BOX By DOROTHY KILGALLEN MISS MIDNIGHT'S NOTEBOOK: Ro· bert Goulet will get the starring role 1n MGM's giant movie version of the Irving Berlin show, "Say ll With Mus1c." And the Goulet fans ran relax; he'll singplenty-in this one. When the producers of Bob's debut film announced that he would play "a straight acting role with Do It ~~~~~.!!!:! IJOO. wwStay Ia ++ea. Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting • Testimony In fraJ"! Sen. Barry GJIOw •ler'1 atrate- was paid only a ltalf of her promised fee . . Jill St. John is expeded to file lor her long-overdue divorce from Wool\VO(th heir Lance Reventlow any day now ... Tip to Random House president Bennett Cerf; Princess Grace of Monaco asked to have a typewriter sent up to her apartment at the Re~ency the other day . . . Jazz singer Annte Ross is back In show business after a lengthy lllness in no singing." they were all but stoned in England. She performed on 1 taped TV the streets by his admirers . Top boys at show titled "At lhe Hippodrome," which the United Nations report that ever. will be shown throughout Britain next . ~el Ferrer, looking fascinat•ince U Thant was elected to full-term month Secretary General he has been running ing in the beard he's grown, had to the shov.· with an iron rist-" like his own check his companion in the cloakroom privste club," to quote one grumbler. and eat alone when he lunched at GatsThey don 't think he"s giving Ralph by"s. The!al was a tiny but spirited Bunche the proper importance in the daschhun . scheme of things-probably, they beGRETA THYSSF.N, the curvaceous lievo, because he wants to appease the bloc that complains about "too much Scandina•·''" blonde, has written a novel · enjoy big sales In HollyAmerican influence" in the UN . DI- which st rector Norman Jewison is doing his wood . It"• .. •out the girls who figure in Christmas shopping early. He"s audition- the lite of a huge movie star- and no ing to find an trresisti ble singing Santa one will have any difficulty guessing the Claus for Meredith Willson 's "Here's Identity of the popular fellow . .. . . ReLuve ," the Broadway musical version of member the fuss when Joe E. Brown the old movie "Miracle On 34th Street" turned down a role in '~ Show Boat" be· The year-and-a-half old litigation be- cause he wouldn't take second billing to tween comedian .Jerrv Collins and the Kro"'v Smith on the summer stock cirBlackburn Twins is aboui to be settled cuit' Well , Andy Devine accepted the out of court with Collins being paid a job The Fire Island Pines comt!lunfour-figure fee by his former partners ity is still trying to recover from BrenHPx Harrison and 20th Century Fox dan Behm's weekend visit . . Obvioushave kissed and made UJ> aft..- th.• Big ly Jean Pierre Aumont intends to reBilling Squabble. He vis1ted the New main on \his side of the Atlantic for a York office and p1cked up his tickets to decent stretch, because he trekked down tho "Cleopatra" premiere . to the Motor Vehicle Bureau in lower Manhattan the other day and applied for A SCHEDULED June wedding, ex- a driver's license .. Tin Pan Alley io pected to be quite a soda! event in Bos- excited by the reports that Arthur Godton. will be a trifle anti-climatic for the frey Is on the verge of forming his own ltappy young pair They married secretly dlscery and music publishing company In New York the other day ami celebratGeorge C. Scott, known to be a Iough ed afterwards at the Stork Club . Del- actor to please lhe scorns Oscars and la Reese, planning 1o sue an Eastern col- thai kind of "recognition"), is frankly lege, rna~· tou r h orr an investigation into pleased with his performance In "Dr. the disbursement of the school's funds. Strangelove: Or How I Learned to Stop The trustees are looking Into the monoy Worrying and Love the Bomb." And matttt·s si nre D<>lla rlaimed that after when Mrs. Scott's boy glows with pride her recent concert for the students she over an accomplishment, that's news. "'·-. . By VIII'" l'rw illlelllllloul The Great Latin Lack It to a pretty oommon view today that ' , Record Cold Spell Threatens CrtJps Dam~geAction :.~a~~1 n.e MonisonR~Na.dMGM ' Helen Help COMMENTATING EDITOIIALLY JI ! •• .-· You II•• better, ••r•ed by en ln11estor-owned electric t:ompenyt. Yoo put ~~~- tbab twice u much convenient, low-coat electrielt7 to ~k u )'Oil did tell yeutl ..,... And ita average price per ldlowatthour, for~ l: J'Mldeatial t:a.lttlmer8, hu ~ 10118 dowA durblc twenty yeal'l of bdlatl& > ,;Ht*=~ [;,__.~-.;_~ .. , ~: }~' ,, .• ~ ' ~ .·,,.j. <' ...... ~.. ' ' ,> dl,. '· '?. I ( ~ .,t. - ... ' c.,• • ' < ~·. "'· • ... ~ .i, :i ' .. ' .' ,,. ·' �.. ., I 1 •' '-DUly Sentlntl, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May If, 1116S ' Rohin.Roherts Blanks Sens 6-0 To 'J(eep .Orioles AtOp AUTHOR, AUTHORT !· . , The Daily ~ntiuel ... • ~ j ............ , ... , .... .. . . . , r.ou, YourChilti,AntiSchaol ., ~ . . : ,. "' ' Syracuse Social News : He~rjlJ.g, Vision Difficulties, May Go \Undetected Many years, Cause Troubles I .. . 11"1'111 Dilly l!eutiJiff, ~OJ'-~ • 0., lby ... ,.tta-1 '::'~/~SZ!: IllY ra. Racine . News, Events ~ ~=~ LlllliD 111 tbe bebalf J(fta 1om- Portland ' O.v>d IMn. An. Breoet , Bre_. IIIII !tn. 1:1!1 Cl•!"l!!. ()then llho have hlv• v. l . ~t~~ .... Society News r"· Bretrer. who reef'• 'l' Allen IUrlllll trcm ·II Itt ·P f't. J'""pll II<> ...'t. Sdlool ~·--= and lo(n. Hanld and · J•me, By DAVID NYDICK of .....,.ertng aU klndJ Ill""'-· toloiDg • lull evaluation. ed 111 New Straltavllle l'ecently cia.. of I he First Bopllst Rv. MeDeenll conducted Mn. Zlmflt Br•w• ; . tJP1 tlpoelalJII 'l1le ......, 11 to obtala o ...,_ ID 10mo .._ the treatment to attend the funeral of her church met at the home of Mn. •loel at the County Homt> Sun-: Visiting 09er lhe WU!bnd M lvla, Mr. and J,tr,· OttA! ;11eor1ng and v111on dlfll<ulttes check-up by a banlshlpo It may ht ex· eoustn, Mr. Walter C. Smlth, Isabel Simpson, 'lblll'ldaJ eoe- day oflemoon. Severa I mem- tile home Ill 1\lr. and Mn. ADell llldly d, Jjn. ud ll(n. Peolt Ill .... dilldr Is equipped 8lld and <OOid me111 travel· Mn. Smllll wao the former ning , May 16. The meetina op- ben of lhe Methodist church Brewer and 1ft. and. Mn. E6t.Jfiaooe MeCaM · en may go undetected and treat all typeo to • cllnle or tpedal ochOol. Grella V. Hanna, and a former ened will> oong, "For 1M lle&IJ- IICCOI!lpanled him. pr Brewer Jfr. _. lllrL Don!el, riow ·.:)'e<ll'a. Defect. In these or v1oua1 problem~. w11o reo1st treatment ""' resident here. ty of the Earth." Scripture read- Mr. Chester Simpson under- mr Brewer and Mr. iUid Mn. Ill'~ ore the ......, of many being fair to tllelr cldld. A Mr. and Mrs. Roy Winehren- ing was Prov. 3t:I0,25. l\ea4- went eye IIW'II!!'Y at sl Atllh- Rna Gimm of IWI Uftrpool, otl.er problem~ in children's acadeal of help and guldanco ner and son, Wllllam Gordon, on ·;,Mother" and "Man- ony Hospital in Colum bill. ts I (' l'zl Mr. iUid Mrs. A. W. Ills• -' demlc, IIDDllonal, and ooclal dehe aware. Children avallable. Your doctor or school and Elizabeth Merritt entertain· OI'IBI Day were read b)r ,.,. 1\lr Dan J1a7ma 1s a pa- While ca~~age, 0111o. '1111 llfCitlll lillie eapllil .. velopmeot. vilual dafecta ofteo clevelop put you Ill contact with the eel at lhe!r home Wednesday bers and Prayer by Mrs. Ber- tient.in Holzer Hosp~ta I. ~ wooden ' Attending ODIIJIIItiiCtllltllt .,... AUIIID, T-. what mplo might 1 agencl•. evening with a dinner honoring tha Sayre. During the short . ORHtary aruJkllne, wl1ldl ., ... returned erciseB at Raelne when Janna to sw~ the101~ad reading hohlta oudt aa Periodic dleck-upa are advlo- the birthday of Mrs. Harold E. busine" session conducted by ~·rr:l'll lallloo- Sue Brewer Beegle grlldu.U!d protected from llld!ana . 11y . an h..,_lllg ... visual deflcleneyT · written malorlal Theoe are part of • gMd Weaver. Other IIJ"!!ls were Mr. Mrs. Clara Powell, president, Metp were 1\lr. and Mrs. Edgar Brew- eJabt.faol lllad<Wie, ........sine . ltitl.par work should warrant or far from their eyes program. Teach your ehlld Harold E. Weaver, UIMII, Tom- the class voted to give $20 to pilaL ~er~Mrs=~E:m~ma~~~~.ee~S:Imera::~~~lo~l'.ll==.ey~ejj~IJII:..,.:•:~Brit= · :-:::·;.. tlloriJugh examination. Many tilling their - . , to and clil'e for his eyes my, Michael and Peggy. the Camp Fund. The meeting Mn. kdah Bradlord act'OIII- ;; • · lchools bave regular screening ears. It Is eealor and bolter Mr and Mrs Allen closed by slnglng "My Pray· pomlld Mil. Laura Soyre to the . program• designed to reveal hearmlgbt be headacheo to prevent a problem lhon I<> nd . hlldr ~t a •er" and The Lord's Prayer In Gallipolis ~. Monday. Mrs. handi movies, inability to )ldge eure it. a 'th cth . en -~- 1\lr . Mrs. Simpson, hootess, So7<t bad eye tntllment. Ill.I · O< ~-ual •u caps. Screenor catdl a ball, various WI e1r PB•~w, · re!reshmenta to Mault Rev. and Mrs. Glenn Bate lbg melhodl are DOt meant to be of eye lrrilaUOIII, and 1\lro. T. L. Llpscom~ and Mr. Shain, Vera Beegle, Blanche spent a week,.. their vacation, fiHtough examlnalionl. School squinting. Although many of S and 1\lrs. M. F. Vtckers Marie Rouoh, Ma· with relatives and lrlendl in UJUally 18 DOt capable may be a result Pinch, W. Va. Gaul, Clara Pow· and around Marietta. eyesight, they also may Rev. and Mrs. Ralph , C..-a Webb, Grella Simp- 1\lr. and Mrs. Carol Sayre of to a variety of other C8U!el. ~nd three c~ 0! New Bianchi Spencer, Bertha Pittsburgh spent several days If there Is any doobt, you should mglon spent -~other 8 Day over the weekend witb Mr. and eek professional advice. his mother, Mrs. Myla Hu~son. The concert presented by the 1\lrs. Tom Wolfe and Mr. and Hearing 1oues often are dlffl· Mr. and Mrs. James Hubbard Junior Choir, Sunday evening Mrs. Dave Huddleston. cull to recognize. Their effects SUnday School attendance on and son, Criss, of Lancaster, the Baptist Church was well Mr. and Mrs. OWen Watson may be only noted In specific May Jg was 80, offering $25.93. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pattel'l!On spent sevearal days In Columlypea of listening altuatlonl. Be Calling at tlle homes of Mr. and two children of Ripley and Fred Crow. bus with Mr. and Mrs. Robert suspicious when a child needs con- and Mrs. Joe Wyersvlller and Mr. Roome Hubba~ of Mlddl~- Mrs. Darrell Brown and child· Roush and famlly . I) d Sh . . I ta finish Clean Interior. stant repetition of spoken words, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wyers- port were_ Mother • Day VISit· ren, Freddie and Lee Ann of Mrs. Marcella Bailey and son 2 r . Se. an. . arp ongma n all. · low mile • is more aware of movements miller and daughter Diane, SUn· ors of thell' parents, Mr. and Mineral Wells, Della Starkey Johnny and Bob Cleland of Day· RadiO, wmdshleld washers. Wbitew lirel, sounds, shows a strain when lis· day were Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Mrs. Carl Hubbard. of Columbus, and Alice Flana~ ton were weekend guests 6f ~eadquarters . ' .I Mrs. Friedl Flelda .... call- The Booster SU!Mioy u..- PAGE '*· .... a ._. . 'Ill!" wc;:,.,. J'":: IT WILL PAY YOU TO •"' • Buy FRoM Rock Spnng' SlarloMouprlaJC....... Blg Gil made his debut with the Washlngton 1m's '111ursday night and wheel of fate' ruled that 1\lr. BLAEnNAR·S 62 v0lkswagen • • • • • S129S News Items Fadory Authorized MOTOROLA DEALER For •• erELEVISION e$TEREO • ii_Oft1E & CAR ··RADIOS ,, .. I "Jerry Lynch Traded To Pirates By Reds -· -.fRROIIl8 ...... Do-. it .......... .. 1.00 Speclel P'or WERNER Radio &T. Vo ' WY 2·5291 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport problems, hos a peculiar quality to his voiee. watches the speaker very carefully, and speak!! too loudly or softly. Problems In either of these areas will limit academic progress. They will lead lo emotional and social dif!lculties. Early detection is very important. Guidanc and rorrertion when a child is young can avoid the of many of these Jems. J'orents sometimes h.'Sitate to face the existence o£ lh .. .., rob children, Julia, Carl, and twins 1\lr. and Mrs. Charles Newman. Jim Bill. Bruce and Brian. sister, Sharlee, and grandfathLewis Grueser, Roy Grueser er, Charles Newman, Sr. and Harold Blackston left Frl· Mrs. Howard Roush spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wyersmiller. John TerrUl is confined to General Hospital. Spending Friday afternoon at the home of Mr. and 1\lrs. Norman Weyersmlller and daughtM , Don't . to j P_ er were Mrs WyersmD1er's re:m\:mm. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence th 11 h gn Spurrier lru · . !ou dave atnyd 1reasolnn Wilma· Rlghthouse who is he suspiCIOUS, o no e ay employed In Atllens,• spent the weekend at her home here. 1\lr. and Mrs. Robert Burdette b~~\~ realistfc':~d w and son Hank at Pomeroy, SUn- Catalina 4 dr. Only 5,643 Mother's Day guests of Mrs. day. Show1room clean Slack and Eugene, w~r~ Mrs. Lilllan Johnson and son I a day with Our Used C•r Lot II Loaded! Over .31 Cars On A Lot With A Cap11clty of Only 20 Cars. If You Don't Heve A Tred•ln. Come In We Will Sell You Any Car On Our Lot At A Whol• ule Price. We H•ve To Reduce Our Stock Of Uaed Can. Bel Air 4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Auto. trans. Radio and heat· er, local owner. 1961 Chevrolet - 51795 • Bel Air 2 Door Sedan. 6 tYl. Standard trans. Radio and WHOLESALE PRICES heater. 1960 Chevrolet • - $1495 PREVAIL WITH NO TRADE-INS However, We Will Acce t Tr1de-ins. Biseayne 2 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Standard trans . Radio and heater. One owner. .l960'Ford -- -- • 1957 FORD 2 DMr S. da8. CINn. 1955 POID yt 2 Dow Gala:x.ie StarUner 2 Door Hard Top V8. Automatic trana . .Radio and heater. MAY VALUES TIRE SALE SAlE ENDS MAY 31st. aecta•ohe.. BU1 K •seLewis Repeir Service -FOR- NEW TREADS Sidon. 1959 Chevrolet • - • 1959 DeS~to - • 4 DOor Hard Top Sedan. Auto. trans. Power · 51195 - 51495 ' dio abd heater. st~rina. ra· · ' 1958 Chevrolet tio. -- 1957 Chevrolet . 5795 · f llcHjr Sedan Bel Air VB, auto. tra01. Radio ond heater. •1957 Chevrolet • • 5895 4 Dooi- Station Wqon V8. Auto. trana. Rldlo .;,d hooter. · A on a local owner eor: lied ond wblte llnloh. 19S9GMC .. -•. S109S Coin-Op r~ Dry Cleaning · 10 pounds 12.00 DUKE CLEANERS """-loiloiC...nl"' Coi...O~ ' t• COUIT STIIIT POMIIOY e ltolot ............ COL ·W & MAIIt MIDDLIPOIT .:Jk1. *· Gl FTS for Graduates Yourgrld d_.,.. the lilT ... you'll flrid it heN We •uageet • fine witch . : .llglr" lillev•,.H...,11ton li.i'oD. Pickup. 3. $peed trans. Black.finiSh. LOcint owned · · NO HIDDEN 750x 14 'l6II . 1 ...... trono. I&H. See It 1956 FOlD Yl 2 Or. Auto. HHte'r, m... lum blue. Leolrl nice -· Inti... ond out•C- 1955 FOlD Yl 4 Dr. Auto. I&H. Leta of 1111111 loft In th~ oor yet. 1953 FORD Yl 4 . Dr. c.,..,,._rtotlon • 51095 t. Dobr Sedan V8, standard trans. Heater, good tire1. A cleaD' car. · ' JEWELRY.. dium blue. Stondonl and Station Wagon VB. Standard trans. Radio and heater. A one owner car. Tu&efe., Nylon and White 11 . . WCJtl. Donneu Pla71d for t1te u!~~~;,ll Ill Now Hampshire, S' Chattanoogo and Sodo•w-11 1111. llorrod II lndlono, 1960 FALCON 2 Dr. ..-n. Beautiful me- • 51595 9 Paaaenger Parkwood Station Wagon VB. Radio heater, auto. traM. A clean car. LocaJ one oWner. 1959 Ford 2 dr. $ .&LANE only • CHEVROLET$ FORDS 51595 .•.• S129S w/s/w tiM. 0)\1! owoer 1951 CHEVROLET 4 dr 6 cyl. Station Wagon 1957 CHEVROLET 4 dr lodonYI. 1955 CHEVROLET 2 dr Iodin 19U CHEYIOLIT 2 dr Hardtop 1951 CHIYIOLIT Yl hn.-1• Hardtop. ._tlful rod llnloh. Std. trans. lt'e nice• See II. 1955 CHIYIOLIT 4 dr. 6 cyl. R&H. Std. trHt. Economical transpertlltiMI •• 1 IHOIIId ar. See lt. 1955 CHii!VIOLET $to. Wq. Nlceanllc...n. See II. RAM BURS -on 1HO IIAMILU -Icon 2 Dr. ltondanl Tnns, 1959 RAMILIR Clntlo 4 Dr. lupor. Push drift. R&H. tlhllrl'o . . 1961 RAMBLII Cen...tlllle. Rod ond white. Stondord trona. a..l cloon llld nice. One local...,..,, See It PLYMOUTH$ STUDEBAKIRs 1959 PLYMOUTM 4 Dr. R•lntco.lll. BUICkS 1951 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. PONnACS J OLDSMOBILES -)IL '1957 PLYMOUTM 4 T_..,.YL *· 1t56 PLYMOUTK 4 dr. ' llut .... whiN. ............. 19SS PLYMOUTM 2 ~~~. *· Mr. and Mrs. Calvin SliDpson of Pomeroy spent Sunday and Mrs. dwar tmpson. Miss Wilma Rose of Co1umbUs spent several days with Mr. ~&-:DOCige Dart-Loncer, & Mill St. • • • • • • 59 Chevrolet VB S149S and Mrs. Herman Wolfe and • • • • • Mr and Mrs Ward Sayre. · . and Mrs. · T. G. H1lldore · · · all white ......,. •-•·b. Mr Convertible Cpe. Impala Beautiful spent SUnday a!ternoon with Mr. Shows good c~re . Std. shift Mrs. William McKelvey at 0 Portland . 58 BUICkVB • • • • • • · .s995 55 pont"lac vB·· · · · · · S]95 2d Soulsby and daughter, Glenna. and Mrs. Ira Beegle. were Mr. and Mrs. Soulsby and daughter of CleveDangerons Beards :ynd~n~r.fa~yM~:- ~:r,~!: ru:~:~f~~~~ :e ~:::e ordt~~~ r· on•wner 9 BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. 1\lrs. Blanch Gibbs of the Alh- beards, which might otherwise 1 ens Road and Mr. and Mrs. W. seized, with disastrous reA. Crouse and Rusty, Colum- suits, by their enemies In bat· POMEROY, OHI& bus. lttle~.========~~~~ Mr. and Mrs. John Wise of I; East Liverpool and 1\lr. and Mrs. Murl Wise of Columbus, visited their mother, Mrs. Bessie Wise and aunt, Mrs. Albert Duckworth . Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wright and daughter, Mrs. Charles Hayes atlended fune.ral services of Value-Rated Used Cars former's sister · in ~ law, Mrs. Mart Wright at New MaliaJDJll'·ll as. Sunday guests of 1\lrs. Agnes White and Richard Duckworth were their brother and sister-In· law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duckworth of c..hocton. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Quick, Mrs. Don Cottrill, Craig and Bruce, visited Sunday after· noon with Mr. and Mn. Gordon West and family of Racine. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vacation Bcrs -- Trade Now I '59 FORD GALAXIE 4 DR. - - - 51395 Luther Johnston were theiP daughter, 1\lr. and 1\lrs. Edison Guinther and daughters, Galli· '59 Dodge 2 dr. H.T. $1195 '62 Chev Impala 4 Dr $2795 Coronet V-8. Automatic, power steering, wjsjw tlrtw. A real sharp looker. conditioning. V-8 automatic, radio, heater. 2-tone-paint. All new white wall tires. tnna., p.J'wer brakes, rneerine:. Radio aod air· Sold new for $4:100. V-8, auto. On~ loeal owner. '59 Pontiac Catalina $1495 Crow's '58 Buick Spec. 4 dr. $1095 STEAK 2- '56 Olds 4 Doon $695 '56 Buick Spec. 4 dr.- $695 HOUSE One 88. one 98. Automatic, radio, heal· er. Your choice at tf595, ing All new Four door H.T. V-8 auto., power ateef. ing and brakes. Whit. walb. Real oltup Automatic, Power ateering, radio . Pontiac . V:8 auto. tranl., power brU:t111Dd Jteer-•lrw tlrel. SbinJ black finish. A reall:NJ now. EXTRA SPECIALS 56 MERCURY MUCURYS 53 PONTIAC Culfom 2 Door Jeep Sta. Wagon In Excellent Condition HARDTOP WeHne'lllll $395 lUCid. Many Mora •••• All Pleinly Prt. . SANDWICH . ONirlr ......• Karr & Van WT•'I•fltMt . WYUot ' MOTOR SAUS WY24342 .' ' < '· 57 STUDE. ' ..._ ....... I DI.I.T. ";'' 1395' . Good tirel and runs Here ,.PRICES 60BuickVB afternoon wEith hids Sparents, Mr. LeSabre. 2 dr. Power Steering. A beautiful .car ~ •«;oi•ISIAt ~H::Rawlings1om· co~ ; HydramaUI. · Mrs. va. Sunday and visited Mr. and 2 dr. Hard Top. One careful local owner polla. -· careful miles. Mrs. Wallace Pickens o! Co- Sta. Wagon. Original black finish Uke new. Automatll tumbus is visiting her ~tisters, shift Clara and Doris Wolfe and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wolfe. . was Mrs. Jaunita . o. F . Sleeth. and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beegle fred Lynn,. ~rtford. . of Columb_us s_pent over the Recent vtsators of Mrs. E. J . weekend wath h1s parents, Mr. • 1. • ....... ... . 51895 .•• S2795 • Wayne E. Weir and are _visiting her mother, R~eky and Gregory, of cam1lla Sayre and other rela- . Afternoon caners were tives and friends . Kern and children, Timmy and and Mrs. Harley Johnston Rhonda. In Pennsylvania, Mrs. Tammy of Wolf Pen ~nd Kern became very ill and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watkins. WBI taken to a b?spltal for an Mike and Charessa An~, locaJ. emergencr operation. . Mr. and Mrs. ~~y WmebrenMiss Lmda Crow, and ~~ and son, Wilham Gordon, frierui,Uwnlho a~ I Ohio Elizahet~ 'errltt ~~Susanna State vers1 y n ..-!~n. . a., were spent the weekend with guests of Mr. and Mrs. former 's parents. Mr. and E. weaver and children. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cook spent Wednesday and son, Kenneth, uf Newell, th h 1 V evenings at e orne o W. a. spent the wee kned WI'th and Mrs . Norman Wyersmlller his Iailier, Walter Cook and Mr. and daughter. and Mrs. Ezra Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Russell ,j -- • Mrs.l60 chevroIet VB • • • • $1495 Mr~. and children of Kentucky spent Mr . and Mrs. Sam Marrs of the weekend with his parents, Hamden accompanied Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Zwilling. Maud Young to Charleston, W. 1961 Chevrolet .. • James Sprouse left Monday her son-In-taw and daughter, Mr. carol of San Pedro, California, , day morning for 8 trip to .North for Mat Jen, Conn., where 1 Carolina. They returned home employed. He was accompanlate Saturday night. ied by his sister, Mrs. Wanda '-="-='-==--''---. Month Of ·May Only 62 Ponfl"ac VB tenlng, turns one ear towards the Curtis, Mrs. Lawrence Frances,· Mother's Day guests of Mr. gan ot.~arkersburg, were _ ~ their mother , Mrs. Hazel cle. sound, is Inattentive to speech. George, Mary Kay and Donna, and Mrs. Chester Buckley of end VISitors of Mrs. Wdham land. They were all guest! Qf has poor pronunciation, speech and Mrs. Vincent Gheen and Reedsville were her parents, Diddle, Grace Oiler and son, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleland ac . oy; ' �.. ., I 1 •' '-DUly Sentlntl, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May If, 1116S ' Rohin.Roherts Blanks Sens 6-0 To 'J(eep .Orioles AtOp AUTHOR, AUTHORT !· . , The Daily ~ntiuel ... • ~ j ............ , ... , .... .. . . . , r.ou, YourChilti,AntiSchaol ., ~ . . : ,. "' ' Syracuse Social News : He~rjlJ.g, Vision Difficulties, May Go \Undetected Many years, Cause Troubles I .. . 11"1'111 Dilly l!eutiJiff, ~OJ'-~ • 0., lby ... ,.tta-1 '::'~/~SZ!: IllY ra. Racine . News, Events ~ ~=~ LlllliD 111 tbe bebalf J(fta 1om- Portland ' O.v>d IMn. An. Breoet , Bre_. IIIII !tn. 1:1!1 Cl•!"l!!. ()then llho have hlv• v. l . ~t~~ .... Society News r"· Bretrer. who reef'• 'l' Allen IUrlllll trcm ·II Itt ·P f't. J'""pll II<> ...'t. Sdlool ~·--= and lo(n. Hanld and · J•me, By DAVID NYDICK of .....,.ertng aU klndJ Ill""'-· toloiDg • lull evaluation. ed 111 New Straltavllle l'ecently cia.. of I he First Bopllst Rv. MeDeenll conducted Mn. Zlmflt Br•w• ; . tJP1 tlpoelalJII 'l1le ......, 11 to obtala o ...,_ ID 10mo .._ the treatment to attend the funeral of her church met at the home of Mn. •loel at the County Homt> Sun-: Visiting 09er lhe WU!bnd M lvla, Mr. and J,tr,· OttA! ;11eor1ng and v111on dlfll<ulttes check-up by a banlshlpo It may ht ex· eoustn, Mr. Walter C. Smlth, Isabel Simpson, 'lblll'ldaJ eoe- day oflemoon. Severa I mem- tile home Ill 1\lr. and Mn. ADell llldly d, Jjn. ud ll(n. Peolt Ill .... dilldr Is equipped 8lld and <OOid me111 travel· Mn. Smllll wao the former ning , May 16. The meetina op- ben of lhe Methodist church Brewer and 1ft. and. Mn. E6t.Jfiaooe MeCaM · en may go undetected and treat all typeo to • cllnle or tpedal ochOol. Grella V. Hanna, and a former ened will> oong, "For 1M lle&IJ- IICCOI!lpanled him. pr Brewer Jfr. _. lllrL Don!el, riow ·.:)'e<ll'a. Defect. In these or v1oua1 problem~. w11o reo1st treatment ""' resident here. ty of the Earth." Scripture read- Mr. Chester Simpson under- mr Brewer and Mr. iUid Mn. Ill'~ ore the ......, of many being fair to tllelr cldld. A Mr. and Mrs. Roy Winehren- ing was Prov. 3t:I0,25. l\ea4- went eye IIW'II!!'Y at sl Atllh- Rna Gimm of IWI Uftrpool, otl.er problem~ in children's acadeal of help and guldanco ner and son, Wllllam Gordon, on ·;,Mother" and "Man- ony Hospital in Colum bill. ts I (' l'zl Mr. iUid Mrs. A. W. Ills• -' demlc, IIDDllonal, and ooclal dehe aware. Children avallable. Your doctor or school and Elizabeth Merritt entertain· OI'IBI Day were read b)r ,.,. 1\lr Dan J1a7ma 1s a pa- While ca~~age, 0111o. '1111 llfCitlll lillie eapllil .. velopmeot. vilual dafecta ofteo clevelop put you Ill contact with the eel at lhe!r home Wednesday bers and Prayer by Mrs. Ber- tient.in Holzer Hosp~ta I. ~ wooden ' Attending ODIIJIIItiiCtllltllt .,... AUIIID, T-. what mplo might 1 agencl•. evening with a dinner honoring tha Sayre. During the short . ORHtary aruJkllne, wl1ldl ., ... returned erciseB at Raelne when Janna to sw~ the101~ad reading hohlta oudt aa Periodic dleck-upa are advlo- the birthday of Mrs. Harold E. busine" session conducted by ~·rr:l'll lallloo- Sue Brewer Beegle grlldu.U!d protected from llld!ana . 11y . an h..,_lllg ... visual deflcleneyT · written malorlal Theoe are part of • gMd Weaver. Other IIJ"!!ls were Mr. Mrs. Clara Powell, president, Metp were 1\lr. and Mrs. Edgar Brew- eJabt.faol lllad<Wie, ........sine . ltitl.par work should warrant or far from their eyes program. Teach your ehlld Harold E. Weaver, UIMII, Tom- the class voted to give $20 to pilaL ~er~Mrs=~E:m~ma~~~~.ee~S:Imera::~~~lo~l'.ll==.ey~ejj~IJII:..,.:•:~Brit= · :-:::·;.. tlloriJugh examination. Many tilling their - . , to and clil'e for his eyes my, Michael and Peggy. the Camp Fund. The meeting Mn. kdah Bradlord act'OIII- ;; • · lchools bave regular screening ears. It Is eealor and bolter Mr and Mrs Allen closed by slnglng "My Pray· pomlld Mil. Laura Soyre to the . program• designed to reveal hearmlgbt be headacheo to prevent a problem lhon I<> nd . hlldr ~t a •er" and The Lord's Prayer In Gallipolis ~. Monday. Mrs. handi movies, inability to )ldge eure it. a 'th cth . en -~- 1\lr . Mrs. Simpson, hootess, So7<t bad eye tntllment. Ill.I · O< ~-ual •u caps. Screenor catdl a ball, various WI e1r PB•~w, · re!reshmenta to Mault Rev. and Mrs. Glenn Bate lbg melhodl are DOt meant to be of eye lrrilaUOIII, and 1\lro. T. L. Llpscom~ and Mr. Shain, Vera Beegle, Blanche spent a week,.. their vacation, fiHtough examlnalionl. School squinting. Although many of S and 1\lrs. M. F. Vtckers Marie Rouoh, Ma· with relatives and lrlendl in UJUally 18 DOt capable may be a result Pinch, W. Va. Gaul, Clara Pow· and around Marietta. eyesight, they also may Rev. and Mrs. Ralph , C..-a Webb, Grella Simp- 1\lr. and Mrs. Carol Sayre of to a variety of other C8U!el. ~nd three c~ 0! New Bianchi Spencer, Bertha Pittsburgh spent several days If there Is any doobt, you should mglon spent -~other 8 Day over the weekend witb Mr. and eek professional advice. his mother, Mrs. Myla Hu~son. The concert presented by the 1\lrs. Tom Wolfe and Mr. and Hearing 1oues often are dlffl· Mr. and Mrs. James Hubbard Junior Choir, Sunday evening Mrs. Dave Huddleston. cull to recognize. Their effects SUnday School attendance on and son, Criss, of Lancaster, the Baptist Church was well Mr. and Mrs. OWen Watson may be only noted In specific May Jg was 80, offering $25.93. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pattel'l!On spent sevearal days In Columlypea of listening altuatlonl. Be Calling at tlle homes of Mr. and two children of Ripley and Fred Crow. bus with Mr. and Mrs. Robert suspicious when a child needs con- and Mrs. Joe Wyersvlller and Mr. Roome Hubba~ of Mlddl~- Mrs. Darrell Brown and child· Roush and famlly . I) d Sh . . I ta finish Clean Interior. stant repetition of spoken words, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wyers- port were_ Mother • Day VISit· ren, Freddie and Lee Ann of Mrs. Marcella Bailey and son 2 r . Se. an. . arp ongma n all. · low mile • is more aware of movements miller and daughter Diane, SUn· ors of thell' parents, Mr. and Mineral Wells, Della Starkey Johnny and Bob Cleland of Day· RadiO, wmdshleld washers. Wbitew lirel, sounds, shows a strain when lis· day were Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Mrs. Carl Hubbard. of Columbus, and Alice Flana~ ton were weekend guests 6f ~eadquarters . ' .I Mrs. Friedl Flelda .... call- The Booster SU!Mioy u..- PAGE '*· .... a ._. . 'Ill!" wc;:,.,. J'":: IT WILL PAY YOU TO •"' • Buy FRoM Rock Spnng' SlarloMouprlaJC....... Blg Gil made his debut with the Washlngton 1m's '111ursday night and wheel of fate' ruled that 1\lr. BLAEnNAR·S 62 v0lkswagen • • • • • S129S News Items Fadory Authorized MOTOROLA DEALER For •• erELEVISION e$TEREO • ii_Oft1E & CAR ··RADIOS ,, .. I "Jerry Lynch Traded To Pirates By Reds -· -.fRROIIl8 ...... Do-. it .......... .. 1.00 Speclel P'or WERNER Radio &T. Vo ' WY 2·5291 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport problems, hos a peculiar quality to his voiee. watches the speaker very carefully, and speak!! too loudly or softly. Problems In either of these areas will limit academic progress. They will lead lo emotional and social dif!lculties. Early detection is very important. Guidanc and rorrertion when a child is young can avoid the of many of these Jems. J'orents sometimes h.'Sitate to face the existence o£ lh .. .., rob children, Julia, Carl, and twins 1\lr. and Mrs. Charles Newman. Jim Bill. Bruce and Brian. sister, Sharlee, and grandfathLewis Grueser, Roy Grueser er, Charles Newman, Sr. and Harold Blackston left Frl· Mrs. Howard Roush spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wyersmiller. John TerrUl is confined to General Hospital. Spending Friday afternoon at the home of Mr. and 1\lrs. Norman Weyersmlller and daughtM , Don't . to j P_ er were Mrs WyersmD1er's re:m\:mm. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence th 11 h gn Spurrier lru · . !ou dave atnyd 1reasolnn Wilma· Rlghthouse who is he suspiCIOUS, o no e ay employed In Atllens,• spent the weekend at her home here. 1\lr. and Mrs. Robert Burdette b~~\~ realistfc':~d w and son Hank at Pomeroy, SUn- Catalina 4 dr. Only 5,643 Mother's Day guests of Mrs. day. Show1room clean Slack and Eugene, w~r~ Mrs. Lilllan Johnson and son I a day with Our Used C•r Lot II Loaded! Over .31 Cars On A Lot With A Cap11clty of Only 20 Cars. If You Don't Heve A Tred•ln. Come In We Will Sell You Any Car On Our Lot At A Whol• ule Price. We H•ve To Reduce Our Stock Of Uaed Can. Bel Air 4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Auto. trans. Radio and heat· er, local owner. 1961 Chevrolet - 51795 • Bel Air 2 Door Sedan. 6 tYl. Standard trans. Radio and WHOLESALE PRICES heater. 1960 Chevrolet • - $1495 PREVAIL WITH NO TRADE-INS However, We Will Acce t Tr1de-ins. Biseayne 2 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Standard trans . Radio and heater. One owner. .l960'Ford -- -- • 1957 FORD 2 DMr S. da8. CINn. 1955 POID yt 2 Dow Gala:x.ie StarUner 2 Door Hard Top V8. Automatic trana . .Radio and heater. MAY VALUES TIRE SALE SAlE ENDS MAY 31st. aecta•ohe.. BU1 K •seLewis Repeir Service -FOR- NEW TREADS Sidon. 1959 Chevrolet • - • 1959 DeS~to - • 4 DOor Hard Top Sedan. Auto. trans. Power · 51195 - 51495 ' dio abd heater. st~rina. ra· · ' 1958 Chevrolet tio. -- 1957 Chevrolet . 5795 · f llcHjr Sedan Bel Air VB, auto. tra01. Radio ond heater. •1957 Chevrolet • • 5895 4 Dooi- Station Wqon V8. Auto. trana. Rldlo .;,d hooter. · A on a local owner eor: lied ond wblte llnloh. 19S9GMC .. -•. S109S Coin-Op r~ Dry Cleaning · 10 pounds 12.00 DUKE CLEANERS """-loiloiC...nl"' Coi...O~ ' t• COUIT STIIIT POMIIOY e ltolot ............ COL ·W & MAIIt MIDDLIPOIT .:Jk1. *· Gl FTS for Graduates Yourgrld d_.,.. the lilT ... you'll flrid it heN We •uageet • fine witch . : .llglr" lillev•,.H...,11ton li.i'oD. Pickup. 3. $peed trans. Black.finiSh. LOcint owned · · NO HIDDEN 750x 14 'l6II . 1 ...... trono. I&H. See It 1956 FOlD Yl 2 Or. Auto. HHte'r, m... lum blue. Leolrl nice -· Inti... ond out•C- 1955 FOlD Yl 4 Dr. Auto. I&H. Leta of 1111111 loft In th~ oor yet. 1953 FORD Yl 4 . Dr. c.,..,,._rtotlon • 51095 t. Dobr Sedan V8, standard trans. Heater, good tire1. A cleaD' car. · ' JEWELRY.. dium blue. Stondonl and Station Wagon VB. Standard trans. Radio and heater. A one owner car. Tu&efe., Nylon and White 11 . . WCJtl. Donneu Pla71d for t1te u!~~~;,ll Ill Now Hampshire, S' Chattanoogo and Sodo•w-11 1111. llorrod II lndlono, 1960 FALCON 2 Dr. ..-n. Beautiful me- • 51595 9 Paaaenger Parkwood Station Wagon VB. Radio heater, auto. traM. A clean car. LocaJ one oWner. 1959 Ford 2 dr. $ .&LANE only • CHEVROLET$ FORDS 51595 .•.• S129S w/s/w tiM. 0)\1! owoer 1951 CHEVROLET 4 dr 6 cyl. Station Wagon 1957 CHEVROLET 4 dr lodonYI. 1955 CHEVROLET 2 dr Iodin 19U CHEYIOLIT 2 dr Hardtop 1951 CHIYIOLIT Yl hn.-1• Hardtop. ._tlful rod llnloh. Std. trans. lt'e nice• See II. 1955 CHIYIOLIT 4 dr. 6 cyl. R&H. Std. trHt. Economical transpertlltiMI •• 1 IHOIIId ar. See lt. 1955 CHii!VIOLET $to. Wq. Nlceanllc...n. See II. RAM BURS -on 1HO IIAMILU -Icon 2 Dr. ltondanl Tnns, 1959 RAMILIR Clntlo 4 Dr. lupor. Push drift. R&H. tlhllrl'o . . 1961 RAMBLII Cen...tlllle. Rod ond white. Stondord trona. a..l cloon llld nice. One local...,..,, See It PLYMOUTH$ STUDEBAKIRs 1959 PLYMOUTM 4 Dr. R•lntco.lll. BUICkS 1951 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. PONnACS J OLDSMOBILES -)IL '1957 PLYMOUTM 4 T_..,.YL *· 1t56 PLYMOUTK 4 dr. ' llut .... whiN. ............. 19SS PLYMOUTM 2 ~~~. *· Mr. and Mrs. Calvin SliDpson of Pomeroy spent Sunday and Mrs. dwar tmpson. Miss Wilma Rose of Co1umbUs spent several days with Mr. ~&-:DOCige Dart-Loncer, & Mill St. • • • • • • 59 Chevrolet VB S149S and Mrs. Herman Wolfe and • • • • • Mr and Mrs Ward Sayre. · . and Mrs. · T. G. H1lldore · · · all white ......,. •-•·b. Mr Convertible Cpe. Impala Beautiful spent SUnday a!ternoon with Mr. Shows good c~re . Std. shift Mrs. William McKelvey at 0 Portland . 58 BUICkVB • • • • • • · .s995 55 pont"lac vB·· · · · · · S]95 2d Soulsby and daughter, Glenna. and Mrs. Ira Beegle. were Mr. and Mrs. Soulsby and daughter of CleveDangerons Beards :ynd~n~r.fa~yM~:- ~:r,~!: ru:~:~f~~~~ :e ~:::e ordt~~~ r· on•wner 9 BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. 1\lrs. Blanch Gibbs of the Alh- beards, which might otherwise 1 ens Road and Mr. and Mrs. W. seized, with disastrous reA. Crouse and Rusty, Colum- suits, by their enemies In bat· POMEROY, OHI& bus. lttle~.========~~~~ Mr. and Mrs. John Wise of I; East Liverpool and 1\lr. and Mrs. Murl Wise of Columbus, visited their mother, Mrs. Bessie Wise and aunt, Mrs. Albert Duckworth . Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wright and daughter, Mrs. Charles Hayes atlended fune.ral services of Value-Rated Used Cars former's sister · in ~ law, Mrs. Mart Wright at New MaliaJDJll'·ll as. Sunday guests of 1\lrs. Agnes White and Richard Duckworth were their brother and sister-In· law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Duckworth of c..hocton. Mr. and Mrs. James S. Quick, Mrs. Don Cottrill, Craig and Bruce, visited Sunday after· noon with Mr. and Mn. Gordon West and family of Racine. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vacation Bcrs -- Trade Now I '59 FORD GALAXIE 4 DR. - - - 51395 Luther Johnston were theiP daughter, 1\lr. and 1\lrs. Edison Guinther and daughters, Galli· '59 Dodge 2 dr. H.T. $1195 '62 Chev Impala 4 Dr $2795 Coronet V-8. Automatic, power steering, wjsjw tlrtw. A real sharp looker. conditioning. V-8 automatic, radio, heater. 2-tone-paint. All new white wall tires. tnna., p.J'wer brakes, rneerine:. Radio aod air· Sold new for $4:100. V-8, auto. On~ loeal owner. '59 Pontiac Catalina $1495 Crow's '58 Buick Spec. 4 dr. $1095 STEAK 2- '56 Olds 4 Doon $695 '56 Buick Spec. 4 dr.- $695 HOUSE One 88. one 98. Automatic, radio, heal· er. Your choice at tf595, ing All new Four door H.T. V-8 auto., power ateef. ing and brakes. Whit. walb. Real oltup Automatic, Power ateering, radio . Pontiac . V:8 auto. tranl., power brU:t111Dd Jteer-•lrw tlrel. SbinJ black finish. A reall:NJ now. EXTRA SPECIALS 56 MERCURY MUCURYS 53 PONTIAC Culfom 2 Door Jeep Sta. Wagon In Excellent Condition HARDTOP WeHne'lllll $395 lUCid. Many Mora •••• All Pleinly Prt. . SANDWICH . ONirlr ......• Karr & Van WT•'I•fltMt . WYUot ' MOTOR SAUS WY24342 .' ' < '· 57 STUDE. ' ..._ ....... I DI.I.T. ";'' 1395' . Good tirel and runs Here ,.PRICES 60BuickVB afternoon wEith hids Sparents, Mr. LeSabre. 2 dr. Power Steering. A beautiful .car ~ •«;oi•ISIAt ~H::Rawlings1om· co~ ; HydramaUI. · Mrs. va. Sunday and visited Mr. and 2 dr. Hard Top. One careful local owner polla. -· careful miles. Mrs. Wallace Pickens o! Co- Sta. Wagon. Original black finish Uke new. Automatll tumbus is visiting her ~tisters, shift Clara and Doris Wolfe and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wolfe. . was Mrs. Jaunita . o. F . Sleeth. and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beegle fred Lynn,. ~rtford. . of Columb_us s_pent over the Recent vtsators of Mrs. E. J . weekend wath h1s parents, Mr. • 1. • ....... ... . 51895 .•• S2795 • Wayne E. Weir and are _visiting her mother, R~eky and Gregory, of cam1lla Sayre and other rela- . Afternoon caners were tives and friends . Kern and children, Timmy and and Mrs. Harley Johnston Rhonda. In Pennsylvania, Mrs. Tammy of Wolf Pen ~nd Kern became very ill and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watkins. WBI taken to a b?spltal for an Mike and Charessa An~, locaJ. emergencr operation. . Mr. and Mrs. ~~y WmebrenMiss Lmda Crow, and ~~ and son, Wilham Gordon, frierui,Uwnlho a~ I Ohio Elizahet~ 'errltt ~~Susanna State vers1 y n ..-!~n. . a., were spent the weekend with guests of Mr. and Mrs. former 's parents. Mr. and E. weaver and children. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cook spent Wednesday and son, Kenneth, uf Newell, th h 1 V evenings at e orne o W. a. spent the wee kned WI'th and Mrs . Norman Wyersmlller his Iailier, Walter Cook and Mr. and daughter. and Mrs. Ezra Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Russell ,j -- • Mrs.l60 chevroIet VB • • • • $1495 Mr~. and children of Kentucky spent Mr . and Mrs. Sam Marrs of the weekend with his parents, Hamden accompanied Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Zwilling. Maud Young to Charleston, W. 1961 Chevrolet .. • James Sprouse left Monday her son-In-taw and daughter, Mr. carol of San Pedro, California, , day morning for 8 trip to .North for Mat Jen, Conn., where 1 Carolina. They returned home employed. He was accompanlate Saturday night. ied by his sister, Mrs. Wanda '-="-='-==--''---. Month Of ·May Only 62 Ponfl"ac VB tenlng, turns one ear towards the Curtis, Mrs. Lawrence Frances,· Mother's Day guests of Mr. gan ot.~arkersburg, were _ ~ their mother , Mrs. Hazel cle. sound, is Inattentive to speech. George, Mary Kay and Donna, and Mrs. Chester Buckley of end VISitors of Mrs. Wdham land. They were all guest! Qf has poor pronunciation, speech and Mrs. Vincent Gheen and Reedsville were her parents, Diddle, Grace Oiler and son, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleland ac . oy; ' �I . . \ ' LOCAL AND ~ATE ·News Of Mason County, West Virginia • J Honor Students To-Speak . .l . ~ )' ' • I NIIIG.. 0, ~IIC!ll ~ if• Willi Mf. lllld M rt. .... Jllard ·Rousl., Milton Ra)' '. At \l'ahama Commencement ·riORIIIS 'For · ' . --. ,...,....... ......... ............ ,....., ........ . -·· ..,.,.. •If l'e Had But One O.a• • A. .... ,.. . . . . . . . . . -to ............... ,... ·~- ..._.._.II_,.. lollolp,l>J ....plollllllpnoopt, • ' PT. PLEASANT - Robert D. Point ~-111t....,...,.m..._ Pleasant DiJtrict, Appalachian Power Company, completed fil· tloal toda7 - -- '1'111 Claw ..a. ,.. .. · - to ChriJtlao ... mplo 1111 lldlldllf. Too - s- teen years of service today. Mr. Miller was employed May 21, .1948 as a Jr. Meter Reader in ... - the Accounting Department. He was promoted to Sr. Meter Reader llec<!mber 1, 1951, then transferred to the Transmis-. slon 1o Distribution. Line !< Sta· tion Section &R a Groundman October 12. 1963. Ht> rose ...., t.rllhon lr JII'IIIIIOibor _....f;r, IIIII ton toward - -bolap. an ottm- ... lbo C!ourd! fOU • • pi.DDIII', ltriv. mOlt 1111011""-.......... tollrat ~for -fol'- through the ranks of Lineman c lUNDAY ICJIOOL J'IION OP ,._ · - IPOitiWII\r, ... ¥aool. •• ,... ...,_In Tenure " ,_..,.!'!J....,..o.., !'li!!,JI!M J waitloi&Ni............ ... t -15-Year Goal ~ ·~ Sentinel Church· News , ~--., , Miller Reaehes ' :: I "'• '· ··· Miller, Uneman A In DaiiJ SeDpllti. . ' and Lineman B. then was • promot.td to Lineman A .~eb- 1 nmrv 24 . 1938 which r la ssJftca- j tion he now retains. A graduate of Point Plea~ant High School in 1945, he is ac· ttve In civ1c <Jrfairs and sport'>. j He IB marl'ied to the former Janel Stanley and they have four sons. They residt> on Garfield Avenue, Point Pleasant, West Virginia. I I ~, 1 - -- Winners Are Invitations To Tournaments tlte; ptrJon 11-houkl ttt.!ntl wvi""' r.•ru· t.rly 1nd IWid your Blbll dilly. hoo~t or tplrlt111l vah.JN. Without , IIMnl Churcb , oellhlr df!mocracy nor dvlliutlon c.n •urvi~~- There ,,.. lour eound ~ why nery • Sunday Deuteronomy 31:1-8 Monday Tue1day _.., ' Wedne1day J01hqa II CorinthWns 11 Corinthians I :1·7 u. a-dL 'l'hll,- The Chureh II th1 pateR factor "" •rth ror· lhe bulldlftl of d!e!"llcm lnd toad clil~et~~hlp. II II 11t._. 8: 1-7 8 :8-15 !.rl"f enllnpport For blun..... (I) For hill etri.k!Nn.. like. ($) F• 1M •H of hill oanununtey .... 11Mion. l•li ~·or tlw •U. of the a.urda illelt, wllieh N!ldt hi• tnONI aM--~ nppart. Plan to fO to ehwdJ ,..,.... (1) . Thurtday GA.Iatian• 6:1-5 iOI, M.1 I Friday Ve. Saturday [ Timothy 6:1-8 I Timothy 6:9-16 . STIFRER RED ANCHOR CROW'$ STEAK HOUSE ,.,....,., ...... lhopp1111 Canter FRANCIS FLORIST and sHUMWAY GREENHOUSES llemember nee, IJid all ftJ palll1, And all Thy Jove to me; Yes, while 1 brath, 1 palle remUnll, WW I nmemher '11lee! Memberri'Il I'll. WY MM4 li'o4nheuu WY UH3 HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE WOIIMaln It, Plant Underway To llllppon the Churcll ol OJ)t'.n.Pool May 30 3 ROOMS Choteo ' . Aitea• tho Cburcll ol Your L'botce • . I . • WYNUf I~ GREAT LAKES PAINT . ~ ......,,., ____ __ ' 'IHI 9UAU1Y PAINT•ASI'IHIUIII .,.,. - ..' ' ......... ....,, ~ ........,. · ~ """'....,, ,.,,..,_ j A<~• !PIIiat • ...• p~'~' prillli; ....,. .,. , t Near Pomeroy-Maoon Brldce ... L. Youvhon, Mtlr. WY 2-2SII aEI'SIAKEIY !Ciowor••mt-1 1 Dry Gooclo-No--on·; ~ lllken IIC Gaoclllnad Banlwut·G- I li1 ................... ¥ .. 1 II RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN ' OHIO VAllEY UK•G CO. I 'j I,'! '' ' I ~ } :! ~ THI .foiMIAA ON W3t CAN ' LOGAN MONU-T CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY RUTLAND DEPT. STORE, INt ' . I FOIIMAN&MIOn . .........,. QuaiiiJ I'WDitaN arLolreot ~ THIIID AVR. . I'LUiilltNG I HIATING 240 Lt-ln It, liii<WI-rt Phone WY :1-2150 RIXALL DIIUGI • Wt riD All Ooetor'o "'-''otlono .,., Nt5l ....,..., ~ Y.. GAL .. Milk• 100 QUARTS •. Mlk• SO WILLIS ANTHONY .GOIGUIN READY MIX CO. . SWISHER ·& LOHSE ' ..- Established m 190f Will Colu111bla. W. Vo. Ph. lill- II'N5tl ..... co. M.UIIII.W.YA. ,,.-.teclion' (~".. '· Oh.. LIEVING COAL COMPAN-Y MASON ...... and Buddin& SUppllet R. H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. ... __*' ......•.,.,,_ ANY . SUIIAa • ANT COLOI • ANY Butl~er1 "We Aim To Pleue" New 1 ~our BAUM lUMBER CO, rrW.o . ~ 'llllltlfiD OF AMDICA LOCAL tJMO). 141111 ~·fl ............. v.. ~ ~""!!"""----\ '- RACINE PlANIIG MILL Y. D. EDWARDS POMIIOY FLOWER: SHOP i......_ r.or AD o+stal" C.. lllltlornoot I W. - ..._.WYI4tlt ....._, '• IUU11 fDD S1QII A CHlJllCil F01l AU. · !SOPLI: St. Paul's .· . · 'lo· �I . . \ ' LOCAL AND ~ATE ·News Of Mason County, West Virginia • J Honor Students To-Speak . .l . ~ )' ' • I NIIIG.. 0, ~IIC!ll ~ if• Willi Mf. lllld M rt. .... Jllard ·Rousl., Milton Ra)' '. At \l'ahama Commencement ·riORIIIS 'For · ' . --. ,...,....... ......... ............ ,....., ........ . -·· ..,.,.. •If l'e Had But One O.a• • A. .... ,.. . . . . . . . . . -to ............... ,... ·~- ..._.._.II_,.. lollolp,l>J ....plollllllpnoopt, • ' PT. PLEASANT - Robert D. Point ~-111t....,...,.m..._ Pleasant DiJtrict, Appalachian Power Company, completed fil· tloal toda7 - -- '1'111 Claw ..a. ,.. .. · - to ChriJtlao ... mplo 1111 lldlldllf. Too - s- teen years of service today. Mr. Miller was employed May 21, .1948 as a Jr. Meter Reader in ... - the Accounting Department. He was promoted to Sr. Meter Reader llec<!mber 1, 1951, then transferred to the Transmis-. slon 1o Distribution. Line !< Sta· tion Section &R a Groundman October 12. 1963. Ht> rose ...., t.rllhon lr JII'IIIIIOibor _....f;r, IIIII ton toward - -bolap. an ottm- ... lbo C!ourd! fOU • • pi.DDIII', ltriv. mOlt 1111011""-.......... tollrat ~for -fol'- through the ranks of Lineman c lUNDAY ICJIOOL J'IION OP ,._ · - IPOitiWII\r, ... ¥aool. •• ,... ...,_In Tenure " ,_..,.!'!J....,..o.., !'li!!,JI!M J waitloi&Ni............ ... t -15-Year Goal ~ ·~ Sentinel Church· News , ~--., , Miller Reaehes ' :: I "'• '· ··· Miller, Uneman A In DaiiJ SeDpllti. . ' and Lineman B. then was • promot.td to Lineman A .~eb- 1 nmrv 24 . 1938 which r la ssJftca- j tion he now retains. A graduate of Point Plea~ant High School in 1945, he is ac· ttve In civ1c <Jrfairs and sport'>. j He IB marl'ied to the former Janel Stanley and they have four sons. They residt> on Garfield Avenue, Point Pleasant, West Virginia. I I ~, 1 - -- Winners Are Invitations To Tournaments tlte; ptrJon 11-houkl ttt.!ntl wvi""' r.•ru· t.rly 1nd IWid your Blbll dilly. hoo~t or tplrlt111l vah.JN. Without , IIMnl Churcb , oellhlr df!mocracy nor dvlliutlon c.n •urvi~~- There ,,.. lour eound ~ why nery • Sunday Deuteronomy 31:1-8 Monday Tue1day _.., ' Wedne1day J01hqa II CorinthWns 11 Corinthians I :1·7 u. a-dL 'l'hll,- The Chureh II th1 pateR factor "" •rth ror· lhe bulldlftl of d!e!"llcm lnd toad clil~et~~hlp. II II 11t._. 8: 1-7 8 :8-15 !.rl"f enllnpport For blun..... (I) For hill etri.k!Nn.. like. ($) F• 1M •H of hill oanununtey .... 11Mion. l•li ~·or tlw •U. of the a.urda illelt, wllieh N!ldt hi• tnONI aM--~ nppart. Plan to fO to ehwdJ ,..,.... (1) . Thurtday GA.Iatian• 6:1-5 iOI, M.1 I Friday Ve. Saturday [ Timothy 6:1-8 I Timothy 6:9-16 . STIFRER RED ANCHOR CROW'$ STEAK HOUSE ,.,....,., ...... lhopp1111 Canter FRANCIS FLORIST and sHUMWAY GREENHOUSES llemember nee, IJid all ftJ palll1, And all Thy Jove to me; Yes, while 1 brath, 1 palle remUnll, WW I nmemher '11lee! Memberri'Il I'll. WY MM4 li'o4nheuu WY UH3 HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE WOIIMaln It, Plant Underway To llllppon the Churcll ol OJ)t'.n.Pool May 30 3 ROOMS Choteo ' . Aitea• tho Cburcll ol Your L'botce • . I . • WYNUf I~ GREAT LAKES PAINT . ~ ......,,., ____ __ ' 'IHI 9UAU1Y PAINT•ASI'IHIUIII .,.,. - ..' ' ......... ....,, ~ ........,. · ~ """'....,, ,.,,..,_ j A<~• !PIIiat • ...• p~'~' prillli; ....,. .,. , t Near Pomeroy-Maoon Brldce ... L. Youvhon, Mtlr. WY 2-2SII aEI'SIAKEIY !Ciowor••mt-1 1 Dry Gooclo-No--on·; ~ lllken IIC Gaoclllnad Banlwut·G- I li1 ................... ¥ .. 1 II RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN ' OHIO VAllEY UK•G CO. I 'j I,'! '' ' I ~ } :! ~ THI .foiMIAA ON W3t CAN ' LOGAN MONU-T CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY RUTLAND DEPT. STORE, INt ' . I FOIIMAN&MIOn . .........,. QuaiiiJ I'WDitaN arLolreot ~ THIIID AVR. . I'LUiilltNG I HIATING 240 Lt-ln It, liii<WI-rt Phone WY :1-2150 RIXALL DIIUGI • Wt riD All Ooetor'o "'-''otlono .,., Nt5l ....,..., ~ Y.. GAL .. Milk• 100 QUARTS •. Mlk• SO WILLIS ANTHONY .GOIGUIN READY MIX CO. . SWISHER ·& LOHSE ' ..- Established m 190f Will Colu111bla. W. Vo. Ph. lill- II'N5tl ..... co. M.UIIII.W.YA. ,,.-.teclion' (~".. '· Oh.. LIEVING COAL COMPAN-Y MASON ...... and Buddin& SUppllet R. H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. ... __*' ......•.,.,,_ ANY . SUIIAa • ANT COLOI • ANY Butl~er1 "We Aim To Pleue" New 1 ~our BAUM lUMBER CO, rrW.o . ~ 'llllltlfiD OF AMDICA LOCAL tJMO). 141111 ~·fl ............. v.. ~ ~""!!"""----\ '- RACINE PlANIIG MILL Y. D. EDWARDS POMIIOY FLOWER: SHOP i......_ r.or AD o+stal" C.. lllltlornoot I W. - ..._.WYI4tlt ....._, '• IUU11 fDD S1QII A CHlJllCil F01l AU. · !SOPLI: St. Paul's .· . · 'lo· �d'• ' • ' I ' J J ' I' I ' • ·--]-'J!-~J-.E-VJSI--0-"'. -JN-RE--VJE--~--~-Ill-"-: 1111Cri11eal..,. wblle 1 11 tnt sba wpm11)1 n " ......, .. _, ,.... to; -.~ tbe ObiJ !!!• .,...... • • ~~tUo ... ~ IIIIIJ "' '" bt ~bit lo 91 "" _.. ~ ~ 'I ll to - · "" to tbo "IIIP!ri>,H I& "' olao ..... lo .. ., i1Ci Dii lliiOif ,..)d Piill1lC IIIOII>bai 11. ~. ~·· . _ , " - _.....,. riewa froJll okllo. JM • bset, Iii .hort. ,. lh'• too llllrOb .,. ·~ bora I. . lo ....a. IO,U. HOLLYWOOD IUPIHI'I produ...-. bore, and deol rib ..,. tkllol to .W.O frouda. ADd ll'...... w 1 toqb .,_ t.. crWa, """ IN, lora and polltlclant, wllo . . I*• by ,llld llrp, jnlty peaeofuJ ud ter known. boolldlh cltlaeul. We lioN liomd •lood doollltt In BrllbaDe Auatralll, a ledy Jy from acton llld P,ODII<Iml, of ~~ncor ,..,~opoc~ or111c: both partleo, . - wtlh ber leolhor lk>v• ~ ha ODCt for - - · Bullhla 4 'l'llllllp llld abo IIDI 1111. It dlda't dtaga llhouldn't uprllo uyhoi!J. Both 1. & hio opiJtloll, In Loodoa, of tiJeoo h111111111 lpooioo IN 18111 Oj,iiilorw <rltlo sot balled "" tho b - 1<1 being to :to be ·IIOWM dl aa he bed uated or ~OIIIId II flwquellu, I. o.pt••• LM'pdp., 1101 la....lhly. ADd lo )(edrtd, I COIIIIdered aa eel of boolfllty. 'l'ha II. QasiHII tbeotor owner appUad tho t1111 to Idea ol boa-,lor _ , Ill lbelr I I . Jet another rmewer. ranD is to be ab~ to make a ~,...,._ I won't .... go IDto the , _ . statemoat of tbe1r OW!! llld tbea a - · pldo -ult oa a New YGri: drama tG1Wh fiii'"'IODII!I from :aa.= ... <rille by a Broadway Jlftldu- ,. 108SC1110d, ~ .._w. dtpn rl• &Moat conlly '"' NBC-TV'• "'l'aa!l8bb" who bow wbto they IN l!aarlDi H. TJraat at ll.aairolr ·~ lbow, beet- It would meaa hov- pap llld )I a public dltJ &Jf-. log w mention tho J)IOducer'a 14 probe deeply f<lr readert. aaafaa 53 t.Gal!&' 10me, and bt can gil blo !roe Tba aaturo of tetmatoo, !lie 1 1 . :w.-...e n.ao-. :U.IIolllnl' pubUcllj> elaewbere. Sofllco II tD paucfty of oucb good and toucb ~ uy lhal II ebowed ooco again lhowl u "Meet the Pnoo " and ptn.tlh. Jl. WWWT1III aw.-:IJr. WUI I wtak boot ''Toalibl" OlD· video's p-llly """"""rabbit liP' ceo JobDny Coraon Is, 8lld bow Jlllllcb iD tho aroa of oommSDiary II.~ a. 1811! u.s. blo program can be taken away Clllllblna to vlrtuolly ereat<o !bat Prootdel!t from him on any given nlllht by beavtl-on..arth. II Is a preu almost any strong·wllled visitor ag01t'o deHght. But wbatls worM, who has a mind w do oo. thlo UDCI'Itloal "&ood fellow" aP' a ~~a... ADd In an lmporlll!t way, this proadl helpo oolidify oomellmoo pneral btaodn011 of televlsloo uaword!y lmagoo, and lurlbart tho personallllet, pbu tho ll'"'boUemg. extremely daugerou. ldeo that 1ng and mechanical nature of m.. power and f...........,y power and 19.Halr dium, add up 1o the reBSOIII wilY. any lam......,.. good, limply becertain typeo fit pmo111 prof• to causa they are achloved. llaall! aa.a:o " 1. . . 7 ..,, · a· , DAILY CROSS' WORD ... .... lll&lli' - ....,. - .-. .u.----_ ........ _ . ... -4.-. - ·............ . ..... ,__ _ - ·. ..... -. ·- ..... - --...-. --....... ..-_....... ....-· ··----. *" '*' "'! ..:'::'.-- -ed. ...,,,dor _be.._ .. ""'* n.-· ....,... bor..e, en, automatic gas beat Lincoln Heights. CaU J 0 WMPO Radio b 0 BlaettDar, WY 2-5127. S.lfl.ll< pol!ltl l&.'l'llw. JoltbJ'olp Maday 'l1ln Frldayo ~ · 05 Breakfast Party l t i.P1:00 Ne\11 8:30 Mutual Newa ItLAIIIIJ' GASOLINE ALLEY l :tii"Sacred Heart l'roll'am 18:36 Breakfast PariJ' 9:110 Mutual News ltL - · · '-::-+-++-t~ ::1..-4--1--1--+--1 ..,... flf 8:20 Country Jamboree 9:115 Breakfast Party 8:30 Newt 9:30 Mulual News 8:36 Farm World Ne111 1:35 Breakfast Party I:U Melp County RFP 10:110 Mutual News DAILY CRIPl'OQUOTE- Bere'a bow wodt: 7:ti0 Mutual New's • 10:115 Polka Party AXYDLBAAKB 7:00 llrolklast Party 10:30 Mutual News It LOlfOI'BLLOW 7:30 Mulual News 10:35 Music In '!be Air loltorlllmp!T otaD4I faa: I!I!Dihel'. llllhlllllllpl• A 7:50 Newa Report 10:16 The Good Life tor tbl t11ree U1 1 X for tbe t.wo O'lt Mo. SIDfle letter•. apoeoo _ _tbl'leqth ll!o _ _ _ _ of tile WOI'dl are all hillt& 1:110 Breakfast Party 10:55 Under Ohio Sklel troph1ll, mel tormatloa 1:00 Newa 11:110 Mutual Newa 1:115 Coftee W11h Janel 11:05 Top Ten Show A Cit,._~ 8:30 Mutual Newt 11:30 Mutual Newa LROB Rl BtJ ma. RB , J::IS Coffee Wl1h Janet 11:36 Top Ten Show 8:45 Belly Nowtoo Show 12:110 Nooo Newt DPIB Ulf BRP&W, OTB TUB W1 10:00 Mutual Nowo 12:15 Musical Interlude ODB.-L. RUKB IJI:II5 Mlnllterlal Aaloclatkll 12:30 Rev. !lerUn Teell 10:20 Country Hoe Down 1:00 Mutual Newt T-..,.o ~ INBI!Nal' l8 lNTICILIOENill NANCY 10:30 Mutual Newa I:ll5 Platter Party DICAPAIILB 011' I!IDLJ'.C::ONSOIOUSNlt:SS.-STIIRLINQ 10:35 Country HOE Down 5:110 Mutual News 11:00 Mulual Newa 5:06 Tra..Uo' Ttme 11:1111 Educational News 5:30 Mutual News 11:1111 Country Hoe Do wn i 5:36 Travelln' Time Swap Shop 6:00 Mutual Newo U:M Mutual Newt 6:06 Sundown Sereaade - - - - : - ' " - _ _ , , __ _ _ - - - - - 11:31 Farm Ne111 6:30 Mulusl News U:5l Upper Room MedllatlDDI 6:36 Sundown !lerenlde ''" "· '' · , ~ 11:11 Dow Jooes Stock Aver. 7:30 011 the Air-May lloodaJ ,..,.... l"rrlb.)' 12:10 Obio Nen 12:10 Noon Nen, Wea1her SW!da;p 1:00 Sip on 12:15 Mar1<e1o 12:20 Mlllic Juat For You 7:30 Mutual News 1:511 Comm•mlty New 12:211 Lfii!IIU8M BuDetln Board 1:00 Mutual News 7:36 AnDy Hour 7:45 Tbe JJieltDe 13:25 News 0 GrBDII 1:05 Mlllic Juat For You 8:110 Baptist Layman's Hour 1:00 Obio Valley Nen 1:30· Mutual Newa 8:30 Networt Ne111 l:tll Sports 1'odoy L~:30 .t\gicul~• .t\genl DICK TRACY 1:115 Mulk: Juat Fw You 8:36 Hour of Deliverance 1:10 World NeWI D:41i Country Go 11ouaL 2:00 Fullm LeWII Jr. Newa II (Rev. Paul Jones) 1:11 MUIIcal Cloct 1:55 Newr Beet Commanlrl'Y 9:01l Wings of HeaUog 9.00 Letl:!!slnDf 2:00 Country Go ftow!r 2:!11 Mu.tic Just Fw You 9:30 Mutual News 9:30 Publk Service 1:55 Newa Beat 1:10 Mutual News ' 9:35 Leglstallve Review 8:U Sbowen of lll6lolnf 1:00 llltdway Matmec 1:116 Mualc Just For You IO:IIO Voice of Prophecy 10:110 Malon Counly ~.... UO Non Ileal 1:00 Mutual News · 10:30 Mutual News 1•:115 1'llll Gl tile Ton f:IO DildD& Pola 1:06 Platter Party I0:35 Wash. Repta to People 11:55 World Newa f:3t lntercl!oogo S:IO - MuiUal News 10:50 Sunday O.apel U:OO Talk of tile Ton 5:00 Commn•iiJI Ne.. 1:35 P1aUer Party 11:00 Country Hymn Ttme tueept Frl Cburdl Belli RIDe &:• World ' National N"" t:OO News Mulual News U:f5 World omn 5:15 Spotlight .., Spano f:SO Local N0111 11:36 Country Hymn Ttme tl-55 Ma1oD County Newa 6:115 News •:40 Platter Party NOOII News 12.110 ComlllltDity Nnil 6:10 Musical C1oct •=itO Mlltual News '!be Search · I;12:::::115:_:Loc::at::_;Newa::;:::;__ _ _.:_:_7;,;.:30:..Siln=:..Ofl~-----l:tl Tranlln' Time 12:30 Rev. Mertln Teets · t:SO BW Simla 8porll 1:00 Hour of Declalon I:SI Tr...tm· Tlmt Billy Graham t:oo Local Nen t:SO The Lu1hetan Hour 1:115 Van Palrlcll Sparltt 2:110 '!be Big Ue 1:1111 Vu Patrick Sporla 2:30 Mulual News i:II Santkllnl Stnalde 2:36 Bact To The Croso 1:11 MuiUal Nawr a... ROICOO Tllorno IH MOIIT PLACES V'JUGT TURN A FAUcET 1:116 llmldoll!! SeM!ada 3:30 The Qutel Hour PM' GET WATEIC'J NOTHIH' 7:30 Sipdi!·May 4:110 Mulual N...,. COioiPUcATIIO Lll<e (lalllld8)' SUnday Sbowcue . 1l:!l!rl . 8:110 Nen 4:30 Mutual NeWI · t:tl Country Music 1'lml 5:110 Newa Heldllnea l:atl Mutual Newa 5:30 Mutual N0111 l:!lil tittia' World N0111 1:110 . Mutual Newa l:fO III"D 1:00 Mutual News 7:00 MUtual Newa 1:115 SlllldoWII Serensdo 7:06 BrU!ttast Party 1:110 Mutual Ne111 7:30 Mulual Ne111 8:3$ Serenade f:SI llred:last · 7:10 Off the " .... Long Bottom Society News SIMPSON IDIIW'ance Agency. Mlddleport. ~~~~§''~'.!'! Fire, autDmobiloo, bonds. Pb. WY sail I 27 1fc ;:•. ~;- BARNES qoing to ca I him riqht now! he'll qet it ! "' ·- ..... -- .... Charles Larkins Is • patient Holzer Hospital Gal!lpolls. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brew· were 'visiting Mr. and Mrs. Deem, VIenna, W. Va. VlsiUng Mr. and Mrs. Fred were Mr. and Mrs. Larkins and family W J EH RADIO and Vera Weber and PUBLIC SALE! PAPPV-LOQI(r rr$ CiOT'MY NAill I ON IT! THE RAILROAD DRIL LE D TI41S WELL, LONG AGO, WHEN WiLL, OUT Hfl?f'. ANNIE. WI< 'RE LUC KY 1Q HAVE ANY WATEI? ,:.n' Atd STEAM liNGINE'6 NEEDED WATER, AMO PUT UP A ~TANK~' IT FINALL'i FELl.. Af'AATf •• The wood-working shop equipment, smeH tools & inventory of C. l. Heaton, to be sold at his shop on ' JONES Machaaic Street, Pomeror SATURDAY, MAY 25r 1963 .... lflrh .. 10 A.M. AMr.inq~ better · be1nq a coward! ' hidrog end d01.JJ11 -allel,l-5! If he want.; a f1qnt lo- Rev. and Mrs. Douglas Clr and Mrs. Scarbough, Carmel Bible Sludy at the of Mr. and Mra. Oscar INSURAN.~CE:___ ~>ek of ~nea ki nq Mr~.C.L.H..._ FREEl stan- eblft, MS. 1951 Ford 4V8 standard shifl. $125, wheel trailer, 115. See L. Wolfe, Racine Rt. call CH 7-2'J/fl. - I room suite, Rutland, "Antiquo Car" Pattern T11ll6 oz. Water or Gin- With Purchase You get l tla&8 free each time you purchase lO a:al. lont of gasolioe or more, or a combination oil cbana:e and tuba job. room unfurnlshed lpartmenL dleptrt WY Wl'lt. SUJM1r Service Station 0 . , 24 - ' WY M9!2 bllada and Clo1h pordl ...... end IWIIInp. obadea. Dale Wippel m u - Avenue, Obld. IZ eaT AUNT L'!E551E5 HUSMND ~16HT wHERE ll-ll!V' WANT ~ I M . IT 1WN'T ~E 1C>-G NCW Bl!f'OQEZ~1l-<E apartmoota. P,ald !!lllllleL fore 5 p. m. P.bont WY :rm, after • p. m. PIMa :l-357t. Windlno $LIQ( iELL5 ME 1'loJEY contract. S. P. llusldrk, land, Ol!lo. $ 22 Start A Set Nowl Pomeror Landmark rooms, bath, l!alf hot and cold water, gu ing, garage,' one acre In Rutland. WID ..U oo ' . MAJORITY 5100(IIO.DfR OIF IIONNAZ f;'I!IIIICiNel r""'!i~ll.~ 12 • lie • T HE BOYS PUT THie Eifo.W.LER TAHK UP~ ME ANO RAN A PIPE iO "THE HOuSE; MAKES Ml! FeEL ALMoST UKE ~cK CITY FQLKS HOW I �d'• ' • ' I ' J J ' I' I ' • ·--]-'J!-~J-.E-VJSI--0-"'. -JN-RE--VJE--~--~-Ill-"-: 1111Cri11eal..,. wblle 1 11 tnt sba wpm11)1 n " ......, .. _, ,.... to; -.~ tbe ObiJ !!!• .,...... • • ~~tUo ... ~ IIIIIJ "' '" bt ~bit lo 91 "" _.. ~ ~ 'I ll to - · "" to tbo "IIIP!ri>,H I& "' olao ..... lo .. ., i1Ci Dii lliiOif ,..)d Piill1lC IIIOII>bai 11. ~. ~·· . _ , " - _.....,. riewa froJll okllo. JM • bset, Iii .hort. ,. lh'• too llllrOb .,. ·~ bora I. . lo ....a. IO,U. HOLLYWOOD IUPIHI'I produ...-. bore, and deol rib ..,. tkllol to .W.O frouda. ADd ll'...... w 1 toqb .,_ t.. crWa, """ IN, lora and polltlclant, wllo . . I*• by ,llld llrp, jnlty peaeofuJ ud ter known. boolldlh cltlaeul. We lioN liomd •lood doollltt In BrllbaDe Auatralll, a ledy Jy from acton llld P,ODII<Iml, of ~~ncor ,..,~opoc~ or111c: both partleo, . - wtlh ber leolhor lk>v• ~ ha ODCt for - - · Bullhla 4 'l'llllllp llld abo IIDI 1111. It dlda't dtaga llhouldn't uprllo uyhoi!J. Both 1. & hio opiJtloll, In Loodoa, of tiJeoo h111111111 lpooioo IN 18111 Oj,iiilorw <rltlo sot balled "" tho b - 1<1 being to :to be ·IIOWM dl aa he bed uated or ~OIIIId II flwquellu, I. o.pt••• LM'pdp., 1101 la....lhly. ADd lo )(edrtd, I COIIIIdered aa eel of boolfllty. 'l'ha II. QasiHII tbeotor owner appUad tho t1111 to Idea ol boa-,lor _ , Ill lbelr I I . Jet another rmewer. ranD is to be ab~ to make a ~,...,._ I won't .... go IDto the , _ . statemoat of tbe1r OW!! llld tbea a - · pldo -ult oa a New YGri: drama tG1Wh fiii'"'IODII!I from :aa.= ... <rille by a Broadway Jlftldu- ,. 108SC1110d, ~ .._w. dtpn rl• &Moat conlly '"' NBC-TV'• "'l'aa!l8bb" who bow wbto they IN l!aarlDi H. TJraat at ll.aairolr ·~ lbow, beet- It would meaa hov- pap llld )I a public dltJ &Jf-. log w mention tho J)IOducer'a 14 probe deeply f<lr readert. aaafaa 53 t.Gal!&' 10me, and bt can gil blo !roe Tba aaturo of tetmatoo, !lie 1 1 . :w.-...e n.ao-. :U.IIolllnl' pubUcllj> elaewbere. Sofllco II tD paucfty of oucb good and toucb ~ uy lhal II ebowed ooco again lhowl u "Meet the Pnoo " and ptn.tlh. Jl. WWWT1III aw.-:IJr. WUI I wtak boot ''Toalibl" OlD· video's p-llly """"""rabbit liP' ceo JobDny Coraon Is, 8lld bow Jlllllcb iD tho aroa of oommSDiary II.~ a. 1811! u.s. blo program can be taken away Clllllblna to vlrtuolly ereat<o !bat Prootdel!t from him on any given nlllht by beavtl-on..arth. II Is a preu almost any strong·wllled visitor ag01t'o deHght. But wbatls worM, who has a mind w do oo. thlo UDCI'Itloal "&ood fellow" aP' a ~~a... 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THE RAILROAD DRIL LE D TI41S WELL, LONG AGO, WHEN WiLL, OUT Hfl?f'. ANNIE. WI< 'RE LUC KY 1Q HAVE ANY WATEI? ,:.n' Atd STEAM liNGINE'6 NEEDED WATER, AMO PUT UP A ~TANK~' IT FINALL'i FELl.. Af'AATf •• The wood-working shop equipment, smeH tools & inventory of C. l. Heaton, to be sold at his shop on ' JONES Machaaic Street, Pomeror SATURDAY, MAY 25r 1963 .... lflrh .. 10 A.M. AMr.inq~ better · be1nq a coward! ' hidrog end d01.JJ11 -allel,l-5! If he want.; a f1qnt lo- Rev. and Mrs. Douglas Clr and Mrs. Scarbough, Carmel Bible Sludy at the of Mr. and Mra. Oscar INSURAN.~CE:___ ~>ek of ~nea ki nq Mr~.C.L.H..._ FREEl stan- eblft, MS. 1951 Ford 4V8 standard shifl. $125, wheel trailer, 115. See L. Wolfe, Racine Rt. call CH 7-2'J/fl. - I room suite, Rutland, "Antiquo Car" Pattern T11ll6 oz. Water or Gin- With Purchase You get l tla&8 free each time you purchase lO a:al. lont of gasolioe or more, or a combination oil cbana:e and tuba job. room unfurnlshed lpartmenL dleptrt WY Wl'lt. SUJM1r Service Station 0 . , 24 - ' WY M9!2 bllada and Clo1h pordl ...... end IWIIInp. obadea. Dale Wippel m u - Avenue, Obld. IZ eaT AUNT L'!E551E5 HUSMND ~16HT wHERE ll-ll!V' WANT ~ I M . IT 1WN'T ~E 1C>-G NCW Bl!f'OQEZ~1l-<E apartmoota. P,ald !!lllllleL fore 5 p. m. P.bont WY :rm, after • p. m. PIMa :l-357t. Windlno $LIQ( iELL5 ME 1'loJEY contract. S. P. llusldrk, land, Ol!lo. $ 22 Start A Set Nowl Pomeror Landmark rooms, bath, l!alf hot and cold water, gu ing, garage,' one acre In Rutland. WID ..U oo ' . MAJORITY 5100(IIO.DfR OIF IIONNAZ f;'I!IIIICiNel r""'!i~ll.~ 12 • lie • T HE BOYS PUT THie Eifo.W.LER TAHK UP~ ME ANO RAN A PIPE iO "THE HOuSE; MAKES Ml! FeEL ALMoST UKE ~cK CITY FQLKS HOW I �' , .. f I ' f ,; ' ~ • ,_ ' -e ....., ·~·. I' ' ' TONIGHT & $ATUROAY "THE PIGEON THAT TOOK ROME" Charlton Heston, Eha Marti· Baccaloni, Harry Guar- •.;;;,~~· Is Tool llf · •' BAHR CLOTHIERS has the brand you know- · Brookfield SPORTS ***************** PJWgJte.U ,. through SERVICE 'l'hlt II die " - of die Centmnlal INihd "r lbc Naaoa'• amDCAia1 bauks tbis JeaL This Week Shop At Elberfelds.·In ia.,...... Mudlof tiJc pMtcmlllq'• pat IIC!t~rxe los ICitiae, aad thus ia ptogtel' far ClOWIII~ Amaiaa. cu be Iliaci Ill 1M National Cur' 1 taq M of 1865 - which ptocbled dJe dual : bankio& syiii:ID of llll>e 1111d oatiooatl>anb. So oa the 100111 ....m-y of that laa IIIII lblt QIICIII, • '~• • •. haft lolmed ol the <1u11t "' Mn. aw-• Armel, wflo ,.. 'the wife of the lala C. P. lil•l"'l''a aophew, Mr. •••• • Wll • .... lime Mct:..o.i II JWideot ._ had • -- - • .a-aiii!Mfacuw+a~~:l 1r1r11 DlCRON/UYOII niolt ..._ be Tile Anllell In Mld- .W.wa Tbundat , ~ Ia (:o. TROPICAL surrs '29·'5 ... ~·, lrwla !bt ~ poly-r !bat does tho trick In JlftOrl ' new suits. Neither .Mat IIOf' rain nor hurricane ec~n mer your ,..Ot eqod . . . Less • wrinkln, ltu pressing, more for your nloney-because lln>okfiold io tho o.orld's lor~est OHibr el poj\ular·prko !ho IAHR CLOTHIERS o. ____ . ..__ Middleport, Seniq Melp County for over 90 yean POMEIIO.Y- RUTLAND k*•-•·•**''*~*· ./f .· '•· , ---. ,...... -.. •• ,,~., ' *** *'*--*~ .... , r ' -.t·,w il"< ; . zr a 0":!' ·•· 'f • Pin."> the Evening • ' ~ .. :.w . ,. . ' ·. ·· .. ..' ·. ' •.' .·, ' .' ..•·' <-\" Futnitutt ~ CoVetiriOJ •••.Drctptftls'•• ·•. _ , ., . '· '; •. ~ H~ Fum!Sbill$ .•.•T-ltv islon ••. .ROdlo. •• .•.I~, . PI~ r:. Qrgans .,•• PialtO,s. . :: · . ' '' Pomeroy National Bank clolhoo. .~turday . . • . . ... All DQY·:·,,om '9 in th• Morning U@,fl, . .Mins.t· We Pay 3% fntere11 On Sollfnfl . 1 Com in:e:acement Held · ' '· . 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